Since the term Web 2.0 has come into play, more and more people have started to build web applications focused on presenting users with a more interactive experience than the more simple Web1.0 Write/Read philosophy. This terminology has given birth to more complex web applications ranging from social networking to internet banking applications. This has also changed the way web sites are constructed and how information is presented to users - intentionally or by nefarious means. This talk will focus on using a new technology called Selenium which is mainly used as a unit testing platform for web applications. Using this technology, it is possible to scrape various information out of web applications or automate various features of web applications. In order to demonstrate the usefulness of Selenium, we focus on FaceBook. We will demonstrate how to use Selenium to automate browsing and, in so doing, extract information through scraping that normally would require custom scripts interacting at a low-level with the application. Selenium's application can also be applied across similar social networking environments such as MySpace and Twitter.