1 **Advantages of Headless Mode**
Running Google Chrome in headless mode offers several advantages, including the ability to automate tasks without disrupting the user and reduced system resource consumption.
2 **Configuring Rselenium for Headless Mode**
To run Google Chrome in headless mode with Rselenium, you need to configure your script to include the `--headless` option when creating the Chrome instance. This can be done by adding the appropriate argument to Rselenium's `chromeOptions` function.
3 **Conclusion**
In summary, while creating a second virtual desktop didn't solve your problem, using headless mode for Google Chrome could be a viable solution for running your automated tasks with Rselenium without disrupting your work.