Product Updates

TestingBot now supports Webhooks.

Webhooks allow you to receive test results from all your tests, on a URL you've provided.

This allows you to instantly receive pass/failure states of your tests, without having to poll the TestingBot REST API.

TestingBot now provides up-to-date versions of Microsoft Edge Beta and Dev, on both macOS and Windows (10 and 11).

Make sure your website stays compatible with new Microsoft Edge versions. Run automated, visual and manual tests on beta versions and dev versions.

Below is a sample of the capabilities you can use in your automated tests:

const caps = {
  browserName: 'microsoftedge',
  platformName: 'WIN10',
  version: 'dev'
}

Chrome 116 is now available, enjoy testing on Google Chrome's latest browser version! Find out more about Chrome 116 changes.

Additionally, we've added the latest version of Microsoft Edge (version 16).

Both new versions are now available for manual, automated and visual testing.

TestingBot now provides Free Online Tools, which you can use to augment your automated/manual tests.

Our free tools include:

• Critical CSS Generator to speed up your website.
• Fake credit card number generator to use for testing your payment flows.
• Other code formatters

with many more others to come in the future!

TestingBot has added the possibility to run custom Javascript in the cloud, on real browsers.

You can now run serverless JS functions on a Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge or Opera browser in the TestingBot browser grid.

Next to running custom functions, you can also use a screenshot function, scrape function or PDF function.

We've added support for the latest browser versions, available for manual, automated and visual testing:

• Chrome 115
• Microsoft Edge 115
• Firefox 115
• Opera 100

iOS 16.5 is now available for automated and manual testing on real iOS devices.

Test on Apple's latest iOS version. For a detailed list of changes, please see the iOS changelog.

We're excited to announce that we now provide the audio of the Android device during Live Testing, for Android 11 devices and higher.

TestingBot already supports audio during Live Testing on Desktop VMs and Android Emulators/iOS Simulators. With this new addition, you can hear the audio generated by the Android device during a manual testing session.

TestingBot now offers two variants of macOS Safari on both macOS Monterey and macOS Ventura:

• Safari Technology Preview: this contains the upcoming changes that might get included in future Safari versions.
• Safari Beta: the beta version of the upcoming Safari version that will be released

These two new versions allow you to make sure your website looks and behaves correctly on the upcoming version of Apple's popular internet browser Safari.

You can run both manual tests on these two new versions, or use automated tests with Selenium WebDriver.

Today we've released Functions. Functions are simple cURL/URL calls you can make to perform various actions with a real TestingBot browser:

• Take a screenshot of any page, without having to write code
• Generate a PDF from a web page, with a simple URL call
• Scrape webpages with a real browser, no code required

Functions are a powerful way to instruct a remote TestingBot browser in the least amount of code.

TestingBot already provided support for running Puppeteer tests on Chrome and Microsoft Edge. Now you can also test with Puppeteer on any Firefox browser in the TestingBot browser cloud.

Ready to get started? Head on over to our Puppeteer browser documentation to run your first test on Firefox!