Leading With Visual AI – Applitools Achievements In 2020
As we complete 2020, we want to share our take on the past year. We had a number of achievements in 2020. And, we celebrated a number of milestones.
As we complete 2020, we want to share our take on the past year. We had a number of achievements in 2020. And, we celebrated a number of milestones.
Execute the automated tests in parallel using the Selenium Grid 4 to overcome the challenge of speed and scale across browsers.
In this post, we will discuss one of the most anticipated features of Selenium 4 which is the new APIs for CDP (Chrome DevTools Protocol)! This addition to the framework provides a much greater control over the browser used for testing.
Opening a brand new window or tab in Selenium 3 wasn’t very intuitive as there was no built-in method to do this. Selenium 4 provides built-in support to create a new tab or window within the same driver session.
The Selenium WebDriver maintainers have been hard at work on a brand-new version: Selenium 4! Some of the features are already available in alpha mode — which allows us the…
Manoj Kumar published a teaser on Selenium 4, listing the new features expected and important deprecations across the Selenium Suite( Selenium IDE, Selenium WebDriver, and Grid). This has already caused…
In this series on Selenium 4, we are providing use cases and code samples to explore the upcoming changes to the WebDriver API. In the previous blog post, we discussed…
A data-centric view into the most popular tools for automated testing Asking “what’s the best test framework?” is a sure way to get into a heated debate. Everyone has their…
A guide to notable changes and deprecations for engineers looking to migrate from Selenium 3 to Selenium 4. There is huge excitement within the testing community since Simon Stewart, the…
As a company that focuses on browser-based functional tests, Applitools stays on top of all things Selenium. We are excited to be Gold Sponsors of the virtual Selenium Conf 2020,…
Cypress, among other things, validates the structure of your DOM. It verifies that a button is visible or that it has the correct text. But what about the look and…
What do you do when you have lots of free time on your hands? Why not learn test programming strategies and approaches?