Product Updates

We've upgraded our TestingBot Tunnel to version 2.26.

Changes in version 2.26:

• Remove incorrect Java version check
• Remove deprecated features: --boost and --ssl
• Add option to supply extra HTTP headers during requests
• Add option to supply basic auth credentials for various hosts, which the tunnel will automatically use
• Make the --nocache option clearer: Do not cache any HTTP requests

Firefox 59 has been released today and has been added to TestingBot.
Use Firefox 59 for Manual, Automated and Screenshot testing.

Together with this update, we've also added GeckoDriver 0.20.0. This version will be used automatically with Firefox >= 57.

iOS 11.2 is now available for Automated, Manual and Visual testing with our iOS emulators.

Firefox 58 has been added to our list of browsers we currently support.

You can now run Automated, Live and Screenshot tests on Firefox 58.

We've added an extra 'Performance' tab on the test detail page for Chrome.
This tab will display a waterfall overview of the network requests made during the test, very similar to Chrome's Developer Tools Network overview.

For Chrome tests, we export a HAR file which contains data about each HTTP request made during the test, including; headers, status-code, timings, etc.

Firefox Quantum (FF 57) was released today, which boasts a 2x faster browser engine!

We've added this new browser to our service. You can now run automated/live/screenshot tests against Firefox Quantum (FF 57).

Today we've added Edge 16 to our list of available browsers.

Run Automated, Manual and Screenshot tests on Edge 16

We've recently improved our Screenshot service. Some of the changes:

• We've added API methods to interact with our Screenshot service. You can now request Screenshots and see a list of previous Screenshots.
• We've added an option to either request a full-page screenshot, or a screenshot of the viewport.

Today we've added Opera 47 to both Manual and Automated Browser testing. See our list of over 1000 browser combinations.

Today we've added Chrome 61 for all platforms.

We've also added support for Firefox's upcoming Headless feature. You can already test this on Firefox "dev" on Windows:

desired_capabilities = { browserName: "firefox", version: "dev", platform: "WIN10", headless: true }

Today we've added an option so that you can specify which MicrosoftWebDriver version you'd like to use for your Microsoft Edge automated testing. By default we'll use the most recent, stable version.

You can see a list of possible versions on https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/tools/webdriver/

Currently for Edge 15 we're using version 15063. To specify a different version, add "edgeDriverVersion":"" to your desired capabilities.