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Selenium is a great tool when it comes to reporting, as it provides inbuilt reports using various frameworks like TestNG and JUnit. Though a few built-in reports are available, they do not provide information on the steps executed as part of the test...
If you use Selenium WebDriver, you are probably aware that there are a number of common ways to loop through and interact with elements on a web page. Among them isDisplayed(), isEnabled(), and isSelected() methods. When a tester needs to ascertain t...
Selenium has always been the most preferred test automation framework for testing web applications. This open-source framework supports popular programming languages (e.g. Java, JavaScript, Python, C#, etc.), browsers, and operating systems. It can a...
Although automation testing has been around for several years, the tester faces multiple hurdles while performing Selenium automation testing. There are multiple cases that can’t be automated, and there are a few that are hard to implement and have t...
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When it comes to automation testing, the first thing that strikes most of our minds is Selenium. Selenium is one of the best automation frameworks and is being widely used by automation testers for writing the tests and designing the automation frame...
Automation testing is not always a smooth ride. There are cases where the tests would not work as expected, in which cases debugging the test code (or implementation) is the only way out! Debugging issues in tests become even more difficult if the te...
