I am trying to build test automation for toolbars built for Firefox browser.
I am wondering if Selenium WebDriver is the correct tool for the job.
Based on the documentation found on Selenium webpage, it seems that Selenium is built to interact with webpages and doesn't have the capability to interact with browser components (a toolbar for example.).
Please correct me if I am mistaken and if possible provide the name of a tool to automate toolbar testing if such a tool exists.
try this Sikuli .
This can be used with your selenium test cases.
One choice for Windows is White automation framework.
For instance, how to start work with White, take a look at my answer: How to validate a messagebox popup in c#?
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Using Selenium Webdriver on Ruby, is there a way to set up Firefox to be opened on "Responsive Design View" and continue executing tests for the whole session?
I've done it on Google Chrome and it's working fine (sans the touch support part). For Firefox, I've only seen questions around creating preset for screen size but not much activity on how to actually execute tests on said profile.
Please advise.
I need to launch a firefox with different browser profiles based on the user requirement using selenium GRID.
How can I achieve this??
My framework is in Selenium-RC , so I couldn't make use of Webdriver DesiredCapabilities.
Does anyone has a solution for it??
Is there a Firefox plugin or system for testing complex ajax web applications. It would be nice if I could script or macro some web clicks and then automatically test those clicks with more users.
Take a look at Selenium.
This will likely cover the kinds of testing you'd like to do.
The Selenium IDE plugs right into Firefox.
I need to automate a task to pull down a set of web pages and process the HTML. Before someone suggests using wget or curl, I need some JS to execute to change the DOM.
I'd like to script Chrome or Firefox to fetch the HTML and render the JS without actually spawning a visual interface. I haven't been able to figure out how to do this.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Use Selenium RC.
Selenium Remote Control (RC) is a test tool that allows you to write
automated web application UI tests in any programming language against
any HTTP website using any mainstream JavaScript-enabled browser.
I notice for chrome I can load an extension I'm developing into it without packaging it or anything. I'm wondering is this possible to do on FireFox? If not, what's the least painful way to develop and test at the same time? I'm using linux.
Yes, I believe you can perform what is a called a "chrome reload".
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Getting_started_with_extension_development#Development_cycle