6 docs tagged with "sauce labs"

In order to test features in a previous version of Chrome, you would need to run a virtual machine (VM) on your computer with a legit version of Windows installed on the VM.

Comparing screenshots in the test code means keeping baselines for every browser and operating system, and reviewing the differences by hand. Sauce Labs Visual stores the baselines, compares the snapshots, and shows the changes for review.

When the browser runs on another machine (a Selenium Grid, a cloud provider), the files it downloads stay on that machine. Here is how to get them back to your tests.

You'll occasionally have something that you want to test across multiple browsers. It would be nice to run your test once and have it execute against all the browsers you care about. Unfortunately this functionality doesn't come out of the box with most testing frameworks.

Mobile is kind of a big deal. And if you haven't needed to test a mobile app yet, it's only a matter of time. But where do you start? And how do you do it in a way that is complimentary to your existing automation and experience?

When the browser runs on another machine (a Selenium Grid, a cloud provider), it cannot see the files on our machine. Here is how to send a file to it and upload it.