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Currently, the code lacks detailed explanations of classes, methods, and functions, making it harder to understand and maintain the code in the long run.
By adding docstrings and descriptions, we can provide clear and concise explanations of the purpose, input parameters, return values, and any exceptions raised by the different components of the code. This will greatly improve code readability, promote better collaboration among contributors, and facilitate the onboarding process for new developers.

I propose the following tasks to accomplish this:
Add docstrings to all classes, methods, and functions.
Provide descriptions and explanations of the functionality of each component, clarifying their roles and responsibilities within the overall system.
Include parameter descriptions for input arguments, specifying their data types, expected values, and any constraints.
Document return values, indicating their types and the conditions under which they are returned.

Currently, each instance of VoiceChangerIO creates a new WebDriver, which can be resource-intensive and unnecessary for certain use cases.
By implementing the Singleton pattern, we can ensure that only one instance of the VoiceChangerIO class exists throughout the application. This would allow better resource management and easier access to the same WebDriver instance across multiple modules.
I thinking to add a get_instance() class method that returns the singleton instance of VoiceChangerIO. This method would initialize the class only if it hasn't been instantiated before, and subsequently return the existing instance.

Currently, the library provides a list of available voice effects through the get_voice_effects() method. However, there is no direct way to select a specific voice effect from the list based on its title property. I propose adding a new method or functionality that allows users to select a voice effect by providing its title. This would provide a more convenient and intuitive way to choose a specific voice effect without having to manually iterate over the list.