The Selenium WebDriver is still one of the most popular tools to deal with UI automation testing. Especially with Selenium 4, the WebDriver continues to remain popular in the testing world by answering many new problems. On the other hand, if you are a WebDriver user, you have undoubtedly encountered some problems, or will soon. In this article, I will share 5 problems that you might come across while using it, and their solutions We will examine them on ChromeDriver using Java. So let’s get started! 1⃣ The SSL Certificate Problem An SSL certificate error occurs when a web browser can’t verif ..read more

New Year – New Quiz! How well do you know Selenium & Appium? Are you an automation master? Here is a special quiz to check your knowledge on some common interview questions. So, are you up for the challenge? Discover how well you scored from 1 to 19 and show off your testing skills Let’s get started! ↓ Start Quiz The post Quiz Time – Selenium, Appium and Automation Best Practices appeared first on TestProject ..read more

In this article, let’s discuss the release of Selenium 4 An accepted custom for the software release life cycle goes from the alpha version to the beta version, and then to the release candidate. After the release candidate, the software “Selenium 4” is stable for production release. That means, it has passed many verifications with no showstopper bugs. For Selenium, there was a total of 7 Alphas, 4 Betas, and 3 Release Candidates. We have been waiting since April 2019 for the official Selenium Release date! Now the long-anticipated wait is over. Selenium 4 is here with some advantageous upg ..read more

In this article, I will walk you through a new feature that was introduced in the recent OpenSDK, that allows you to migrate parameterized JUnit 5 tests into TestProject What’s in it for me? TestProject is a free test automation platform for web, mobile, and API testing. With TestProject OpenSDK, users save a bunch of time and enjoy the following benefits out of the box: 5-minute simple Selenium and Appium setup with a single Agent deployment Automatic test reports in HTML/PDF format (including screenshots) Collaborative reporting dashboards with execution history and RESTful API support Aut ..read more

This is a special invitation to all of our wonderful community members across the globe! Join us for 3 exciting sessions packed with learning, chatting, and connecting with each other around the fireside Whether you’re just getting started or already a testing expert, you definitely want to take part in this adventure! Save Your Tickets to the 3 Sessions All attendees will receive 3 unique certificates of attendance per each one of the 3 individual sessions! Also, make sure to take active part in our #TestProjectBootcamp2021 challenge for a chance to win awesome prizes! Fire up you ..read more

In our daily work, we rarely have the luxury of focusing on one task at a time, we must be able to handle multiple priorities & parallelize between a bunch of tasks. You too are most likely multitasking much of the time in order to keep up with the modern world and deliver great products at speed Since we’re used to parallelizing EVERYTHING from professional work to our personal lives, parallel execution could be the cure In this article, we will discuss the power of parallel testing and how to achieve it using the following parallel execution solutions: Selenium Grid, Docker, or TestPro ..read more

In this article, we will analyze the click problem which is one of the most fundamental problems you may encounter during UI testing, and explore all possible solutions to it. If you try to test UI with Selenium WebDriver, you have probably encountered dozens of different problems: web elements that cannot be located, synchronization problems, Iframe, troublesome pop-ups, some cookies problems, and hundreds more. As if that wasn’t enough, the use cases that are constantly changed by the developers are a big headache for the test automation engineer. As a tester, it is part of our job to s ..read more

This topic is something I find quite interesting to speak about with fellow testers or people I interview. I get all sorts of answers such as “I will continue testing until I have completed the acceptance criteria”, “I will continue till I find all the bugs”, etc. I like to learn from everyone and see what is their hard stop line for testing a feature/task or if the testing never stops. We hear a lot around what is the entry criteria and what is the exit criteria, but is that enough? In this blog, I will share my opinion on when I think it’s appropriate to stop testing with enough confidence ..read more

In this article, I will compare the architecture for Selenium 3 vs Selenium 4, then highlight a few Selenium 4 advantages. I will also discuss the new features in Selenium 4 that have been applied to Selenium IDE, Selenium WebDriver, and Selenium Grid. The biggest difference between Selenium 3 and Selenium 4 involves W3C WebDriver Protocol, which is the main reason for Selenium’s upgrade. W3C is acronym for World Wide Web Consortium, which is an international community that develops web standards. The WebDriver Protocol is responsible for controlling a web browser’s behavior. Here is a br ..read more

In the past, a person who tested applications did not need to know how to program because it was the role of a developer. It was always enough to test manually when the application was ready, considering the reality of a traditional process. However, in the age of agile, a QA must have programming skills. In this article, you will understand why having coding skills will make you a better-quality professional; you will understand the advantages that these skills will provide you in your day to day, and will know how can you begin learning programming skills and test automation Before we start ..read more