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Passing multiple browsers
capabilities
in a single job
Capabilities
, jobs, Chrome/Firefox/Safari/Edge/IE, multiple desired
capabilities
… To learn more on desired
capabilities
please visit previous articles here… To pass multiple
capabilities
in a single job we need to use a custom structure
Written by
Amit Lacher
Updated over a week ago
Using Chrome Profile with Selenium Desired
capabilities
- Autologin & Permissions
Autologin, Chrome Profile, permission pop-ups, desired
capabilities
… To use Selenium Desired
capabilities
we first need to create a job. then we should assign all the tests… Now when we have a folder with all of our data and profiles we can set the following Selenium Desired
capabilities
Written by
Amit Lacher
Updated over a week ago
Using Firefox Profile with Selenium Desired
capabilities
- Permissions & Extensions
Firefox profile, Firefox, Permission, Pop-ups, desired
capabilities
, Extensions and auto download files… To use Selenium Desired
capabilities
we first need to create a job. then we should assign all the tests… (use about:profiles to check current profile) 3) We can set the following Selenium Desired
capabilities
Written by
Amit Lacher
Updated over a week ago
Testing different environments
In this article we will utilize Data Driven
capabilities
to test on different environments
Written by
Amit Lacher
Updated over a week ago
How to execute tests with a configured proxy
In this article we will utilize Job Custom
Capabilities
to configure a custom proxy while executing a Job… the Job, we will drag all the tests we wish to execute inside the Job: Now we will set the Custom
Capabilities
… We will add the following to the
capabilities
: "proxy": { "autodetect": false, "httpProxy
Written by
Amit Lacher
Updated over a week ago
Ignoring untrusted certificates in Chrome
In this article we will utilize Job Custom
Capabilities
to bypass untrusted certificates in while executing a Job on Chrome… the Job, we will drag all the tests we wish to execute inside the Job: Now we will set the Custom
Capabilities
… We will add the following to the
capabilities
: "goog:chromeOptions": { "args": ["--ignore-untrusted-certificate
Written by
Amit Lacher
Updated over a week ago
Remove Headless properties on Chrome
We can change these properties using the Selenium Desired
Capabilities
to start the driver with properties
Written by
Amit Lacher
Updated over a week ago
How to disable self-healing AI at TestProject
important note , some of the self-healing
capabilities
will be still applied such as adaptive wait and
Written by
Amit Lacher
Updated over a week ago
Automation Flakiness - quick fixes
3) Different environment variables - Desired
Capabilities
… To overcome these issues we can set Desired
Capabilities
in our Jobs to set a more consistent environment… Follow these steps: Here are some
capabilities
you can use for example: "goog:chromeOptions":
Written by
Amit Lacher
Updated over a week ago
Set Window Size in Headless execution
screen driver.manage().window().fullscreen(); For BrowserStack you will need to provide a custom
capability
Written by
Amit Lacher
Updated over a week ago