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   by slgt 9y ago

   This describes exactly my/our experience. Test recording can be a great time saver when used properly. Sure, a Java or Python guru can write a webdriver test in "seconds", but she usually does not want too. Plus the "sec
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   by slgt 9y ago

   I am evaluating E2E Test Builder and Kantu Selenium IDE Light , both are Chrome extensions and open-source.
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   by slgt 9y ago

   In the last hours since submitting this link to HN, I started using the Selenium IDE made by Kantu: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/kantu-browser-auto... It works well for what it does and covers basic r
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   by slgt 9y ago

   Disagree 51%. Recording tests works well and saves tons of time in specific scenarios. It works especially well for "throw away" test cases that you need only for a few days, for example during development of a specific feature.
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   Firefox 55 and Selenium IDE(seleniumhq.wordpress.com)

   294 points by slgt 9y ago|120 comments
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   Firefox Selenium IDE extension discontinued after Firefox 55 upgrade(github.com)

   3 points by slgt 9y ago|0 comments