How to Know When to Utilize Cross-Browser Testing

We all know that if we are developing something that runs on the web using browsers then cross-browser testing needs to be done. However, there is another variation of cross-browser testing – cross-device testing. If we have an application that is supposed to work on a device and is used by a set of people who may be using multiple devices then cross-device testing is needed.

Thus, cross-device testing here is equivalent to testing your application on multiple devices (at least all the devices that your customers might be using).

Scriptless Testing Is Not Just Record and Playback: Top 10 Scriptless Testing Approaches

Scriptless testing is bigger than just the push of a button.

In traditional software development, testing professionals manually tested the developed software but the need to test redundant scenarios necessitated the use of testing tools that would allow them to execute the same tasks automatically.

The benefit of automated testing was a reduced time to test legacy test scenarios, while the downside was that test automation involved the use of scripts. Testers needed to either learn the supported languages for automation testing or hire new resources who knew to code.