The `headless` option in `selenium.webdriver.firefox.options.Options` is used in Python when working with the Firefox browser using Selenium WebDriver. By enabling the `headless` mode, the browser will run in the background without displaying a visible user interface. This can be useful when running automated tests or performing web scraping tasks, as it allows the code to execute faster and consume fewer system resources. Additionally, running in headless mode may help to simulate real-world user interactions without the need for a physical browser window.
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