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We're excited to announce that TestingBot now offers early access to Apple's upcoming macOS release: macOS 26, also known as macOS Tahoe. This is Apple's first beta build of the new version, and you can start testing today on real macOS machines through TestingBot.
Today we are announcing that TestingBot now supports ChromeOS for both manual and automated testing. You can now run your tests on ChromeOS machines, fully equipped with Android 14, to ensure your websites and apps deliver a seamless experience on Chromebooks, Pixelbooks and ChromeOS Flex devices.
ChromeOS is a lightweight, fast and secure operating system developed by Google. It powers a wide range of devices including:
We are excited to announce that Maestro Cloud Testing is now available on TestingBot!
Maestro is quickly becoming the go-to framework for mobile end-to-end testing. It offers a simple and expressive syntax for defining test flows and is ideal for verifying the functionality of iOS and Android apps.
With this new integration, TestingBot brings Maestro mobile testing to the cloud. Run Maestro flows directly on remote iOS and Android devices. Each test comes with detailed Maestro reports, screenshots and a video.
We're happy to announce a new addition to our automated testing toolkit: Accessibility Testing. With just a few clicks you can now scan your websites for accessibility issues and ensure compliance with international accessibility standards like WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines).
With the 2025 European Accessibility Act (EAA) Deadline coming up, it's more important than ever to ensure your websites are accessible to all users. TestingBot offers an easy to use solution to quickly scan URLs and get actionable insights on how to improve your website's accessibility.
Most Shopify store owners rely on basic uptime monitoring tools to ensure their store is online. However, just because your site is live does not necessarily mean it's working properly. A faulty theme update or an issue with an app might break essential functionality, such as missing products or a problem completing a purchase.
TestingBot's Shopify Monitoring App goes beyond uptime monitoring. The app does not just check if your store is accessible; it actively tests the shopping experience as if a real customer was browsing and making a purchase.
At TestingBot, we're always looking for ways to make test automation faster, easier, and more efficient.
Today, we're excited to introduce TestingBot AI Chat, a revolutionary way for QA teams, developers and testers to create and execute automated tests effortlessly.
As the holiday season approaches, businesses worldwide gear up for the busiest shopping days of the year: Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Christmas and New Year.
During this peak period, websites and mobile applications face unprecedented traffic surges, making performance and reliability more critical than ever. A single glitch or design flaw can lead to significant revenue loss and damage to brand reputation.
We'll explore how comprehensive testing strategies can safeguard your business during the holiday rush and beyond, with the power of TestingBot's browser and device grid.
2024 marks the 20th anniversary of Selenium, the pioneering tool in web browser automation. What started as a side project by ThoughtWorks engineer Jason Huggins has grown into a popular framework that has shaped modern automated web testing.
The Beginning: Selenium was created by Jason Huggins at ThoughtWorks. As a tool to help automate repetitive testing for web applications, Selenium was born out of the need to speed up testing processes for internal projects. The initial version allowed for basic automation through JavaScript, capturing user interactions and simulating these actions within a browser.
We are excited to announce a new upgrade to the TestingBot testing capabilities: TestingBot now supports automated testing for Electron applications in the cloud!
Electron is a framework that lets developers build cross-platform desktop applications using web technologies such as JavaScript, HTML and CSS. It's used by popular apps such as Slack, Visual Studio Code and GitHub Desktop. With Electron, developers can create applications that work seamlessly on both Windows and macOS, while sharing a single codebase.
Selenium 4 is the latest version of the widely-used open-source browser testing framework. A new feature introduced in this version is support for the WebDriver BiDi protocol.
TestingBot is happy to announce that it is now possible to run Selenium automated tests on the TestingBot browser grid with WebDriver Bidi.
The WebDriver BiDi protocol is designed to offer a stable, cross-browser API that enables bidirectional communication between the test script and the (remote) browser. This new protocol improves upon learnings from the WebDriver protocol, which is based on HTTP and only supports unidirectional communication.
With the preview release of macOS Sequoia testing, TestingBot now also supports running automated, manual and visual tests against iOS 18 Simulators!
By releasing iOS 18 beta simulators, you can already start testing your website and mobile apps on the upcoming iOS 18 release later this year.
While iOS 18 is still in beta, there are some features we already know will be in the final iOS 18 release.