Wrap-up selenium3 code / transitional release
To make the upgrade process smoother to selenium 4.0.0, we're making msedge-selenium-tools optional right now before the transition to selenium 4.0.0, which SeleniumBase will use in 2.0.0. This will help prevent some possible error messages because the code for msedge-selenium-tools is already included within selenium 4.0.0, and therefore msedge-selenium-tools cannot be installed separately while using selenium 4.0.0. To transition safely from earlier SeleniumBase releases, install seleniumbase 1.67.1, then you can uninstall msedge-selenium-tools without any issues, and then you can safely transition to seleniumbase 2.0.0, which should be coming in the next release.