browser name added in log line #946
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Previously, the code was structured as:
osAndBrowser = (element.os) ? element.os : "Any OS" + " / " + Utils.capitalizeFirstLetter(element.browser);
In this setup, if element.os was present, the element.browser was getting ignored, which caused it not to be visible in the log line. To address this, I added separate null checks for both os and browser to ensure both values are correctly included in the log output, even if one of them is missing.