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Team TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest) invited Dorothy Graham, founding member of the ISEB Software Testing Board, to our booth during the EuroSTAR ‘22 event. Sripriya Kalyanasundaram, President-TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest), had a quick interview with the legend.

World economy is moving online. Building an e-commerce store is no longer a major challenge right now. Entrepreneurs with the dream of doing something big for their product get perfect exposure through online shopping applications.

This article talks about TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest)’s response to Log4j vulnerability and steps that can be used to mitigate any effects of the Log4j vulnerability.

Integrate Siesta with TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest) to perform automated browser testing of your websites and web applications on an online browser farm of 3000+ real browsers and OS combinations.

The layout of a web page is one of the most important features of a web page. It can affect the traffic inflow by a significant margin. At times, a designer may come up with numerous layout ideas and sometimes he/she may struggle the entire day to come up with one.

This 2021 recap highlights some of our significant accomplishments—product launches, feature updates, webinars, certifications and more that helped make 2021 a memorable year for us.

From automated browser testing to starting your own blog, here are some of the most interesting and intriguing new year resolutions for every website tester to aim in 2020.

After hosting a successful webinar with Dunelm, here's a summary of the entire event. Check out this blog to know how Dunelm uses Digital Transformation to improve their customer experience with the help of TestMu AI.

Before Apple goes all out with the release of macOS Big Sur & Safari 14, test your website on it with the latest preview on TestMu AI. Stay one step ahead & keep your Mac users happy!

To make life easy for testers, TestMu AI integration with LEAPWORK offers to make your automation flows more seamless than ever before.

Responsive testing is important to ensure that your website renders on all the viewports seamlessly. Here are 9 key features of the TestMu AI platform to ensure the responsiveness of your website.

In this webinar, we will be going live with Andrew Knight(The “Automation Panda”), to help you perform extensive Web UI testing using Python and Selenium testing.

Zalenium integration with TestMu AI offers you with a flexible Selenium Grid of 2000+ real browsers, & browser versions for a variety OS hosted on cloud.

TestMu AI brings a scalable, online Selenium grid for automated cross browser testing across 2000+ browsers along with integrations to numerous CI/CD tools.

Ensure browser compatibility with our WordPress plugin by running full paged automated screenshots of WordPress pages on 2000+ real browsers on various devices.

Software development is advancing by the minute. With a plethora of technological advances, developing software has become simplified. Every SDLC(Software Development Life Cycle) is aided with the help of debugging and testing.

The role played by different Geolocation IPs a.k.a GeoIPs in terms of look and feel of a website, is eminent to some of us. To those of us who are not aware about it yet, may find it shocking but here is the truth! Your website may appear and work differently through different countries and continents.

By far, I am sure we have all witnessed an increase in the usage of mobile web browsers. According to StatCounter, there has been a noticeable incline in mobile and tablet users. By April 2014, 30% of web traffic was incoming through mobile users and the percentage has been elevating ever since.

When you launch a website on a real mobile device and encounter a bug, it becomes impossible to debug it. So, to help you TestMu AI has launched mobile developer tools to make debugging on mobile devices easier for you.

‘Cross Browser Testing should be regular regime of your testing activity’ and having said that most of the customers we speak to agree to this. However most of the organizations look at cross browser testing as a one time activity which indeed leads to issues in later releases.