Product Updates
Stay up-to-date with TestingBot's latest product updates.
TestingBot MCP Server
TestingBot now supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling seamless integration with Claude, Cursor and VS Code. Control tests using natural language.
See how to set it up: MCP Server documentation.
iPhone 17 physical device with iOS 26
iPhone 17 physical device is now available for Automated and Live testing. This new device comes with iOS 26 installed.
Chrome 142, Edge 142, Firefox 144 and Opera 123
We have added the latest new browser versions for automated, manual and visual testing:
- Chrome 142
- Microsoft Edge 142
- Firefox 144
- Opera 123
Chrome 140, Microsoft Edge 140, Firefox 142 and Opera 121
We have added the latest new browser versions for automated, manual and visual testing:
- Chrome 140
- Microsoft Edge 140
- Firefox 142
- Opera 121
Appium 3 now available
Appium 3 is now available on TestingBot for automated testing on iOS simulators, Android emulators and physical iOS+Android devices.
Take advantage of Appium's latest release to run automated tests on mobile devices.
Please see the Appium versions documentation to get started.
iOS 18.6 simulators
iOS 18.6 simulators are now available for Automated and Manual testing.
Test your apps and websites on iOS 18.6 with TestingBot.
Maestro Testing on Android Real Devices
You can now run Maestro Mobile Tests on TestingBot's physical Android devices.
Run your Maestro tests on real hardware to ensure your app works perfectly in real-world conditions.
Chrome 139, Microsoft Edge 139, Firefox 140 & Opera 120
We have added the latest new browser versions for automated, manual and visual testing:
- Chrome 139
- Microsoft Edge 139
- Firefox 140
- Opera 120
macOS Tahoe (Beta) Testing
Today we released access to the beta version of Apple's upcoming new macOS release: macOS Tahoe (macOS 26).
Make sure your website looks and behaves correctly on Safari 19, and its Liquid Glass design.
Now available in the Live Web Testing and Automated Testing section.
Android 16 Physical
We’ve added support for Android 16 physical devices to our web and app testing platform.
You can now manually control a remote Google Pixel 9 running Android 16, or run automated tests using Appium for both web and native apps on real hardware.
Chrome OS Testing
Today we are releasing ChromeOS Testing: you can now test websites and applications on virtual Chromebooks, fully emulating the ChromeOS environment.
Run manual tests on ChromeOS devices: test your website or native app on a remote ChromeOS device.
Run automated tests on ChromeOS: connect your Selenium or Appium scripts to a remote ChromeOS device to test your website or mobile app. Each test comes with logs, screenshots and a video of the test.