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Inconsistent docs for browser vs client

See original GitHub issue

I don’t believe that there is any difference between using browser vs client for the asserts, expects, commands but it seems like it would be confusing for newer users to pickup on.

Should be a simple fix and I can open a PR for this. The only thing I would need to know is which one is preferred between browser and client

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Created 7 years ago
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beatfactorcommented, Sep 22, 2016

I see, it doesn’t make it easier. I guess we should go with browser then, seem to be used in more places in the examples.

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