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Test coverage plays a key role in providing bug-free experiences to users. At the same time, writing and maintaining test scripts for different web browsers is cumbersome and time-consuming. Fortunately, there is a solution! Playwright is a cutting-edge tool that makes it easy to automate modern web browsers. Through its powerful API, you can write end-to-end test scripts that run smoothly on different browsers. In this article, we'll cover: Let's dive straight in!

Appium 2.0 has officially been released after several years of updating the Appium 1.x, and this is the most major Appium release in the past 5 years. Many significant changes were introduced, including removing deprecated features, improvements, and most importantly, re-envisioning Appium as a platform. In this article, we’ll explore in-depth on how you as a tester can leverage this transformation in their projects.

There are many components to a successful web testing strategy, but one of the most often overlooked is the importance of visual UI testing in addition to functional testing. Most teams will focus on one over the other, but to truly catch as many bugs as possible, you’ll need to incorporate both. First, you need to understand what the difference is and why they’re both needed.

We are very excited to introduce Tricentis NeoLoad 2023.2! This release underscores our focus and commitment to continuously improving our browser-based performance capabilities with new functionality and additional improvements for RealBrowser.

Because retesting and regression testing have many similarities, it’s easy to get them mixed up. Both are software testing methods used to maintain the usability of a website or web app, and both involve testing your software repeatedly. Thankfully, there are some key differences between the two that are easy to remember when learning how to distinguish one from the other. Read on for a simple breakdown of retesting vs regression testing, so you never end up confusing them again.