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LT Browser has integrated Google Lighthouse to make your mobile website testing experience more powerful than ever. This blog will help you experience the power of performance reporting and leverage it the best way you can.

Drag and drop is a common GUI gesture used across tools like Google Drive, Trello, and Jira, involving moving the cursor to an object, pressing to grab it, dragging it while held, and releasing it at the target. Selenium's ActionChains class implements this with a drag_and_drop method and a pixel-based drag_and_drop_by_offset variant, demonstrated on jQuery UI's draggable and droppable pages.

Safari holds 17.24% of the global browser market and has shipped native Selenium WebDriver support since Safari 10 on OS X El Capitan and macOS Sierra, so no separate driver executable path is needed. Enabling Allow Remote Automation from Safari's Develop menu on a Mac activates SafariDriver, since Apple withdrew SafariDriver support from Safari on Windows.

Python works with Selenium 4 through relative locators (above, below, to_left_of, to_right_of, near) using the find_elements method, per this tutorial.

Want to run JUnit tests from the command line? Read on to learn how to compile and run JUnit tests from the command line in different ways.

Selenium 4 is now W3C compliant - read on to know more about Selenium 4 and its Support To W3C WebDriver Protocol. Also, find out how this impacts the Selenium community.

In this smart device era, your website must look good across devices. Use this responsive web design testing checklist to ensure that your website looks good and works well, no matter the device.

We have now upped the level of our existing TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest) Tunnel by introducing new and exciting features like color-coded logs, enhanced security, MITM mode, environment variable support & much more. Find out what’s new in our tunnel binary in this blog.

Top reasons for automation testing failures and proven fixes, including AI self-healing, smarter test design, and cloud testing.

Selenium WebDriver's getAttribute() method fetches the value of an HTML attribute, such as style, class, type, placeholder, name, or id, from a located web element by reading the name-value pair set in its opening tag. It differs from getText(), which reads visible text, and getCssValue(), which reads a computed style property.

Boo! It’s the end of the spooky season, but we are not done with our share of treats yet!

Facing problems while trying to find XPath in Selenium? Here are the 10 best Chrome extensions that will make your life easier. Read more.

Cross browser testing verifies that a website renders and functions consistently across different browsers, since each browser interprets the same HTML, CSS, and JavaScript uniquely. In 2020, Chrome led worldwide with 64.77 percent market share, followed by Safari at 17.61 percent, guiding which browsers to prioritize.

Localization testing checks a product's UI and content against a target locale. Selenium WebDriver sets the locale using ChromeOptions or FirefoxOptions.

We are back with yet another power-packed feature update and this time we have added support for Android 10, multilingual keyboard for Mac devices, Screenshot behind a login for mobile devices, better concurrency support, Wrike integration & GeoIP reproduction when you mark a bug.

AVIF Image Format is a next-generation image compression format that uses the AV1 compression algorithm. Explore compression codecs with AVIF Image Format.

Moving on with our xUnit testing tutorial series, this blog will guide you in using xUnit testing framework with Selenium C#.

Bitbucket Pipelines is a built-in CI/CD tool that builds, tests, and deploys code from a YAML file on every commit and connects to a cloud Selenium Grid.

Building a proper flow for Selenium test automation is essential & Selenium Maven, Jenkins integration is the best way to do so. This tutorial will help you integrate Maven and Jenkins with Selenium.

Debugging websites on an iPhone works two ways: through a cloud cross-browser testing platform's real device session with built-in developer tools, or through Safari's native Web Inspector, enabled under Settings, Safari, Advanced on the device. The second method also requires connecting the iPhone to a Mac and selecting the site from Safari's Develop menu there.