What is every web designer and developer’s nightmare? Of course, it is the cross-browser compatibility, because it is an essential requirement especially from a user experience point of view. Here I will introduce you the TestingBot cross-browser testing tool for everyone on the cloud, but unfortunately it is not a free tool. This is a […]
In my previous blog post I wrote about the injection attacks and why are they important. Introduced some basic information and how we divide them. In this writing, I will cover the most widespread injection attack, the XSS, some sample codes and a testing tool. Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks are a type of injection, in […]
Manual testers always try to test all possible situations that could broke an application or compromise user data. Because of that a manual tester should not think just as an ordinary user, but as individuals who will try to break the application or just to hack the application for user information. There for, applications should […]
Wondershare MirrorGO In my last blog post, I talked about Vysor, a screen mirroring application and the benefits of using similar tools for manual testing. This time I will write about Wondershare MirrorGO, another Android screen mirroring application with rich features and beautiful interface. MirrorGO Android Recorder is developed by Wondershare. They promote it […]
Every tester probably heard about Chrome Device Mode, if you didn’t, don’t worry, we will try to introduce you with it. Open the Chrome DevTools and Toggle the Device Mode button to turn Device Mode on or off. Device Mode will emulate your site across different screen sizes and resolutions. In Viewport Controls you can […]
Testing Android devices can be frustrating. Entering long texts, taking screenshots and screen recordings, transferring files from the Android device to PC, losing time just with putting down – picking up the device. All these things can be forgotten if You could use the Android device on your PC. There are many apps available for […]
New Year. New Resolution(s). If you haven’t started yet to work on new skills, it is the right period to do it. (it is never late anyway, but sooner is better) Some holidays are over, some will just arrive. You have already started thinking about “upgrade” yourself to a “bigger”, smarter, more valuable you. Good […]
We recently faced with an Selenium’s sendKeys() method issue which is related to the page which was made in Angular 1.5.8 (Most likely the same issue can be discovered in different versions). In most of the cases, the input field filled by sendKeys() method will contain just part of the desired text. Most often you […]
The Gherkin language provide us with lot of ambiguous commands that help us write steps faster and code less. Beside the default steps you can always add your own steps and write background code for additional re-usability and handling. More about this on later blog following the Behat BDD development. To list out the default […]
Continuing on my previous post about setting up a Behat test environment on Windows 10 now we will create some tests to see how the setup is working. These are some basic tests, as we are learning together.For running test we need to create a “behat.yml” file which Behat use as configuration file by default. […]
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