TestingBot provides a cloud of browsers and devices, ready to run your Automated, Live and Visual tests.
Selenium 4 has been released on October 13, 2021 and it's packed with exciting new features and improvements.
TestingBot is fully compatible with Selenium 4. Simply pass in a selenium-version: "4.0" capability and you'll be using SE4 with TestingBot for your tests.
Automated Accessibility Testing allows you to test if your website is accessible to all types of users.
The popular accessibility testing framework Axe allows for testing your website for all kinds of accessibility issues.
TestingBot has been providing a Selenium-based cloud service since 2012.
We started with offering a Selenium RC compatible grid and added Selenium WebDriver support when it was released.
In recent years, a number of other E2E testing frameworks have emerged. While these new frameworks offer the same end result (automated testing in browsers), their integration differs from each other.
TestingBot has released testingbot-cypress-cli, a CLI program that allows you to run your Cypress Automated tests on TestingBot's browser grid.
Cypress is an end-to-end testing solution. It allows developers and testers to easily create tests and run these tests in a browser.
Today we're releasing testcafe-browser-provider-testingbot, a plugin for TestCafe.
TestCafe is a NodeJS framework to do automate end-to-end web testing. It allows you to write tests in Javascript or TypeScript and is easy to install and use.
TestingBot now supports Selenium 4 (Alpha) testing on its Selenium grid!
Even though Selenium 4 is still only available as an alpha version, we've already added support for this upcoming release.
This allows you to prepare your tests to be compatible with Selenium's upcoming new version. You'll get access to the latest upcoming features (see below).
We have added Apple's upcoming OS to our list of platforms.
Apple announced this next new major macOS release in its latest WWDC keynote. The version number of the OS will be incremented from 10 to 11, the first time since the release of Mac OS X Public Beta in 2000.
Today we're excited to open-source a feature that we've been using in production for the last 3 years: an iOS VNC Server.
This will allow you to connect with your favorite VNC Client to a physical iOS device (no jailbreak required).
The program streams the screen of the iOS device through VNC and listens for mouse and keyboard events.
Codeless Automation allows for creating and running automated tests, without writing the tests.
The new Microsoft Edge is a browser based on Chromium and was released on January 15, 2020. It is available on both Windows and macOS.