How to use Appium Inspector along with Windows Inspector

In our previous post, we explored how to use Windows Inspector (Inspect.exe) to inspect UI elements in desktop applications. It’s a great starting point, especially when you want to understand how your app exposes properties like AutomationId, Name, and ClassName. But if you’ve tried automating desktop apps using Appium or WinAppDriver, you might have noticed a few limitations with Windows […]

How to use Windows Inspector to write selector for Windows UI or Desktop App

In this post, we will show you how to use Windows Inspector to identify UI elements and write stable selectors for your desktop automation scripts. When you start automating Windows desktop applications using WinAppDriver or Appium, one of the first hurdles you’ll run into is figuring out how to locate elements on the app or Windows UI. If you’ve done […]

Upload test terminal logs to BrowserStack

Qxf2 engineers have used BrowserStack for many years. We added it to our testing framework too. When we check test failures, we use the video from BrowserStack. But seeing the log messages from our framework also helps. Developers find it easier to fix problems when they can see the logs. We noticed that adding this feature made developers more likely […]

Sending Email through Amazon SES with Flask App

This post is about sending automated Emails with Amazon Simple Email Service(SES). We wanted to explore Amazon SES and hence implemented a sample Flask app to send an automated email. What is Amazon SES? Email is the heartline of any business these days. So sending an automated email,is an important part of business, whether it is the response to a […]