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This could be used as a way to make sure a web 2.0 app hasn't got some error and lost some content... e.g. some pane is empty
by egwor 11y ago
This could be used as a way to make sure a web 2.0 app hasn't got some error and lost some content... e.g. some pane is empty
- giovannibajo1 11y agoHave a look at Applitools for a similar tool with advanced features
- rplnt 11y agoWould it find errors here? :) https://i.imgur.com/xg3BSNs.png https://i.imgur.com/xg3BSNs.png
- wickedlogic 11y agoHah, sounds like I need start tweaking that theme's css. That's bad. Email matt@diff.io the device/browser/resolution?
- rplnt 11y agoWeirdly, I can't reproduce it now, so you either fixed it, or it was a bug on my side (browser, extension, ..?). Anyway, it was a screenshot from Opera 29 (Chromium 42) on Windows 7 with uBlock as one possibly related extension.
- greggman 11y agoI got the same the first time but can't repo either
- cstad 11y agoI've been getting the same kind of display errors on lots of different sites in chrome. Inline elements aren't given enough width, and then when I go to inspect them it is fixed.