However, there are alternatives to Selenium that are better suited for desktop application automation, such as:

1. WinAppDriver: This is a Selenium-like tool specifically designed for automating Windows applications. It allows you to interact with Windows applications using the WebDriver protocol, similar to how Selenium interacts with web browsers.

2. Pywinauto: It is a Python library for automating Windows GUI applications. Pywinauto provides a way to simulate user interactions with windows, dialogs, buttons, and other GUI elements in Windows applications.

3. AutoIt: AutoIt is a scripting language specifically designed for automating the Windows graphical user interface (GUI). It allows you to simulate keystrokes, mouse movements, and manipulate windows and controls in desktop applications.

4. Appium: While Appium is primarily used for mobile application automation, it also supports Windows application automation using the WinAppDriver.

Remember that the field of automation tools is constantly evolving, so it’s a good idea to check for updates and new tools specific to desktop application automation as well. Always make sure to choose the tool that best fits your specific needs and requirements.