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by defied 6y ago
Interesting article. I operate a somewhat similar service at https://headlesstesting.com where we provide a grid of headless browsers. You can connect to these via Puppeteer (and Playwright) to do various things discussed in the
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by defied 6y ago
We are running a SaaS platform [1] that allows you to connect your Playwright/Puppeteer to our grid of browsers. It’s built for parallel testing. [1] https://headlesstesting.com
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by defied 6y ago
I work for https://headlesstesting.com where we provide a grid of browsers, which people can use in combination with Puppeteer and Playwright. One of the reasons people use this, instead of Selenium, is because of the increase i
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Run Automated Tests on Safari 14 and macOS Bigsur (Preview)(testingbot.com)
1 points by defied 6y ago|0 comments
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by defied 6y ago
We’re doing just that at https://testingbot.com : stream android emulators and even physical devices. You can control these through your own browser.
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Remote control your iOS Device with VNC(testingbot.com)
1 points by defied 6y ago|0 comments
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Headless Testing with Playwright(hackernoon.com)
2 points by defied 6y ago|0 comments
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by defied 7y ago
I’m working on HeadlessTesting.com - launched last month. It is a grid of browsers; currently Chrome, Firefox and Edge, which can be used to run Puppeteer and Playwright scripts. Your existing Puppeteer and Playwright scripts can be easily
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Extensible Mobile App Debugger(fbflipper.com)
1 points by defied 7y ago|0 comments
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Corellium Sued by Apple(securityweek.com)
2 points by defied 7y ago|0 comments
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by defied 7y ago
Another good optimization step is to replace the JsC engine for Android with Hermes.
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by defied 7y ago
Self-funded and built entirely by myself: https://testingbot.com It’s a grid of browsers and mobile devices for people to run their automated tests on.
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by defied 8y ago
There are quite some disadvantages to use AWS Lambda to do Automated Testing (test time is capped to 15min, cold start waiting time, ...). The advantage is that you can run a lot of tests concurrently at a relatively cheap cost. The company
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by defied 8y ago
Placing an order does not work, due to a Javascript error I think: `TypeError: handler.open is not a function`
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Smarten up everyday things(frolicstudio.com)
2 points by defied 8y ago|0 comments
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by defied 8y ago
My company provides a similar service, with both Chrome and FireFox headless support for Automated Testing/Screenshots: https://testingbot.com/support/getting-started/headless.html We run each test in a new V
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by defied 8y ago
Because of security, we want to make sure each test can not be affected by a previous test. If you'd run multiple tests on 1 VM, then one customer could change a property on the VM or alter a state that might cause the next test on the
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by defied 8y ago
At TestingBot [1] we run about 50k sessions / day in real Chrome browsers (each session is a new Virtual Machine with Chrome freshly launched). Compared to the other browsers we offer, Chrome is by far the most stable. [1] https:&#x2F
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by defied 9y ago
Very nice! We’d be interested in adding VNC support so that we can control Android devices remotely via VNC.
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by defied 9y ago
That's what TestingBot offers; a cloud of browsers to run automated tests. Pricing depends on test duration and concurrency. We secure all VMs with a firewall, every test runs on a new VM which gets destroyed after the test.
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by defied 9y ago
TestingBot.com has been offering this service (Automated/Manual testing) via Selenium since 2011
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by defied 9y ago
Nice work! We work on a cloud-based Selenium grid [1] that can run both WebDriver and Selenium IDE. I just tried your plugin and exported a test as HTML, uploaded it and was immediately able to run the test on all the browsers in our cloud.
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by defied 9y ago
I work for testingbot.com where we still have a significant part of our customers who use Selenium IDE scripts. The biggest reason for this is because they don't have the time or knowledge to re-write their scripts to use WebDriver. So
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by defied 10y ago
A lot of companies still use Selenium IDE to create and run tests, even though it's basically been deprecated for a couple of years now in favour of WebDriver. The reason a lot of people still use it, is because it's very easy to
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by defied 10y ago
The company I work for offers remote access to Mac/Win/Linux - We've been offering Mac Sierra (beta) for a while with Safari 10 installed: https://testingbot.com/support/getting-started/browsers.html
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by defied 10y ago
We were previously using SendGrid but noticed a lot of email ended up in the Junk folders. Now we're using Postmark; much better service and no issues with deliverability.
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by defied 10y ago
I have been working on https://testingbot.com for 4 years now. Providing browser testing through automation. It's a lot of work, learned a lot in those years. Profitable after 1 year. Still growing year after year, eventhou
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by defied 10y ago
Making sure a website works for everyone is exactly what the company I'm working for [1] is focussing on. We run a large grid of all different browsers, both old and new versions. You create a test where you verify certain aspects of y
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SCAMP Robot Can Climb Straight Up Walls(spectrum.ieee.org)
100 points by defied 11y ago|3 comments
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by defied 11y ago
We're providing the same IE/Edge versions at http://testingbot.com so people can instantly test from their browser with mouse&keyboard, without having to download the VMs

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