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And we reached 2 million page views...

We reached a new milestone few days ago. It was about 2 years ago that we cross 1 million page views. We crossed a new mile stone few days ago. seleniumtests.com crossed 2 million page views days ago. Though addition on a million page views in not spectacular in span on 2 years but probably an indicator of popularity of a private blog. Last but not the least, seleniumtests.com would not have reached this milestone with out all of you. A big thanks to all of you :-)


  

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