“A Smattering of Selenium #83” is a historical entry in Selenium’s official community roundup archive, not a current Selenium release announcement. Its archive teaser reads: “Well, might not be in Florida, but how about them juggernaut Blue Jays?” The accessible listing does not establish which links or topics appeared in the post itself.
What the official archive confirms
Selenium’s official Smattering archive presents the series as a community roundup of Selenium and automation links. It lists issue #83 with the Blue Jays teaser. The teaser is a topical aside; it does not establish that the entry announced a Selenium product change or software release.
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What is not established about issue #83
The issue’s individual post contents and links are not available in the accessible official listing. That means its specific articles, announcements, or automation topics cannot be summarized reliably from the listing alone. Other issues in the series are not a sound basis for guessing what #83 contained.
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