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Using HTML5 data attributes in Squish/Web object names
One of the more challenging aspects of creating Squish tests is the generation of stable object names. The name...
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Support for testing Chromium-based desktop applications with Squish for Web
Motivation Adding HTML/Web support to a desktop application, or even providing a desktop application that’s almost completely built with...
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Squish adds support for web testing with Microsoft Edge
So far Squish for Web, which supports a wide range of web browsers for automated Web testing, didn’t support Microsoft Edge....
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Squish Tip: Verification of Text Colors
A common thing tests like to verify is whether text has a certain color. If you wish to avoid…
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Squish tip of the week: Automating Multiple Applications with Multiple Squish Installations or Editions
Did you know that it is possible to use multiple Squish editions in a single test script? The following...
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Squish tip of the week: Changing the Web Browser used for Automation
Did you know that Squish for Web supports test automation scripts that run your test suite several times, each...
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Squish tip of the week: Browser Support in Squish for Web
Did you know that Squish for Web supports all standard web browsers like Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome, Opera and...
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Squish tip of the week: How to test Web Apps on Mobile Devices
Did you know that you can test web applications on mobile device or tablet browsers as well as desktop...
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Squish tip of the week: Create cross-platform tests automatically
Did you know cross-platform and cross-browser apps can be automated using the same Squish tests?
