Product Updates

Microsoft Edge's latest version 106 is now available for automated and manual testing.

Opera 91 is now available for automated and manual testing.

Android 13 is now available for automated and live testing with Selenium and Appium.

Learn more about the great new additions to Android 13 in the release notes.

Firefox 105 is now available for automated and manual testing on TestingBot. Happy Testing!

iOS 16 testing is now available on both iOS simulators and physical device.

iOS 16 introduces some exciting new features and enhancements.

Make sure your mobile app works and looks ok on Apple's latest iOS version and test your website on MobileSafari's latest version.

We've added Chrome 105, Microsoft Edge 105, Opera 90 and Firefox 104 to the TestingBot browser grid.

Happy Testing!

iPhone 13 physical device testing is now available on TestingBot!
Perform manual and automated testing on Apple's latest iPhone 13 device.

We have added the latest versions of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Mozilla Firefox to the TestingBot grid. Happy Testing!

• Chrome 104 changelog
• Edge 104 changelog
• Firefox 103 changelog

TestingBot now supports running automated mobile application tests on physical Android devices with Android Espresso.

If you are looking to run Espresso tests on a grid of different Android devices, please give our Android Espresso testing feature a try. Instantly run tests on a wide variety of high-end and low-end devices.

More documentation is available in the Android Espresso Documentation.

Firefox 102 is now available on TestingBot for automated, manual and visual testing.

Find out what's new in Firefox 102.

We have added Chrome's latest version 103 (changelog) to the platform, as well as Microsoft Edge's latest version: 103 (changelog).

Happy Testing!

Selenium 4.2.0 was recently released and is now available for automated testing on TestingBot.

You can use selenium-version to indicate which Selenium version to use:

MutableCapabilities tbOpts = new MutableCapabilities();
    
tbOpts.setCapability("selenium-version", "3.11.0");

DesiredCapabilities caps = new DesiredCapabilities();
caps.setCapability("browserName", "chrome");
caps.setCapability("browserVersion", "latest-1");
caps.setCapability("platformName", "WIN10");
caps.setCapability("tb:options", tbOpts);