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    # Android UIAutomator
    $driver->find_element( $locator , 'android' );

    # iOS accessibility identifier
    $driver->find_element( $locator , 'accessibility_id' );

Note that using C<id> as your finding strategy also seems to find
elements by accessibility_id.

If you have Selenium::Remote::Driver v0.24 or later, you'll also have
access to these non-croaking, auto-generated parameter versions of the
finders; see L</Selenium::Remote::Driver/find_element> for more
information. These subs take one argument: the locator for the element
you want, and they'll throw a warning and return C<0> if an element is
not found.

    find_element_by_id
    find_element_by_name
    find_element_by_xpath
    find_element_by_class