I have checked many websites for cross browser testing in playwright using java as client binding ,but i didn’t got any solution.
Solution for cross browser testing in playwright with java
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I've developed a chrome extension and I would like to e2e test it in a pipeline. So I install Cypress. But then I saw the following code example
// NOTE: extensions cannot be loaded in headless Chrome
It states that it is not possible to load an extension in headless mode. Why is this the case, I assume that there is a good reason for this.
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Web Automation using Test complete tool.
Unable view browsers such as firefox, edge as Browser(edge), it is displayed as Process(edge).
Tried links provided in test complete documentation regarding preparing browsers for web automation, doesn't seem to work. If anyone has faced this kind of issue and got it resolved please help.
Test complete version 14.4.
Firefox version : 77
Edge version: 83.0.478.58
To support a specific version of Firefox, you need to install the corresponding support modules. You can find these modules here:
https://support.smartbear.com/downloads/testcomplete/firefox-patches/
The "new" Edge based on Chromium isn't supported by TestComplete at the moment (2020-07-05), wait for an update from SmartBear. It should be released soon.
I am trying to run my tests against browserstack but always get an environment not available error. My question is if there is a way to find the available environments so that I can use that in my test. Thanks.
I have been using Selenium, Testng, Java, Maven to automate browser and I know these compliment each other. We can use one tool's method (APIs) in with other.
Now I have to automate using Nightwatch.js. During its initial setup I was asked to install node.js, but never got to know that why I need it? Why an installation of Nightwatch.js itself not enough?
I have tried to find out on Nightwatch's official page, but couldn't find out. Seems I am asking a very basic, foundation level question.
In a Nutshell:
NodeJS is a Javascript runtime that runs on the server. It is built on V8, Google's Javascript engine. This is the equivalent of the JVM and the Java Platform.
npm is a very popular package manager for the Javascript world and it is tighly integrated with Node. This is probably on the npm repositories that you will download Nightwatch.js. This is the package manager part of Maven for Javascript.
Nightwatch.js is a Node library that wraps Selenium for use in a Javascript environment. It is also a test runner, like JUnit or TestNG are for Java.
Hope this helps.
I need to run Selenium (or another webscraping tool that can handle javascript) on a remote linux host (Webfaction). I am using Python.
Is this possible? The server is gui-less so I can't run browsers. Or can I, if I use PyVirtualDisplay?
What about running Selenium with HtmlUnit?
I have tried using Selenium with Selenium/PyVirtualDisplay/ChromeDriver, but keep getting various error messages. So I'm wondering if this is even possible before I continue to debug something impossible.
If you need to handle JavaScript Selenium/Webdriver seems to be a good solution.
If you need to run headless, GhostDriver (instead of ChromeDriver) is an excellent alternative. It is based on PhantomJS, a headless browser based itself on Webkit. It has full JS-support.