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Whats the solution for the busy engineer? Anyone know a Selenium plug in that let's you run with browser extensions or something? There's too many popular exten

• MattGaiser 6y ago
  This is probably so far down the list that I would be interested to hear of any kind of testing of extensions at all for non-extension companies.
  • enjoylife 6y ago
    Haven't seen this automated, but I have seen internal issues raised by folks within large orgs when their extension started breaking things. But it's only once you have 50+ to 100's of engineers working on a product, each with a subset of extensions installed, that you can rely on the cross product of engineers and their installed extensions for realistic coverage.
    • MattGaiser 6y ago
      I've never worked on a team of more than 7 on a product, so even testing on Firefox is considered too much work for testing. Put in dollars, it probably costs 5-10 million a year (if not more) to test extensions even haphazardly.
      • edoceo 6y ago
        I feel like I could get pretty far building this, with that budget.
• clintonb 6y ago
  Follow this guide: https://support.1password.com/compatible-website-design/ https://support.1password.com/compatible-website-design/. Even if you can't test, at least try. I find that few forms take the basic steps. Most importantly: don't fuck with paste!