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 […]
How to use Windows Inspector to write selector for Windows UI or Desktop App
Setup Linux testing environment on Windows using WSL1
Update: This solution works on WSL1 only Why this post? If you are one of those testers that had been using a Windows machine and have had to setup a Linux system for running your Selenium automation test, this post is for you. I had to setup a Linux system for running the automation tests for one of our clients. […]
Problem Steps Recorder
Recently when I was searching for the screen capture tool to report my issues to QA team, I discovered that windows already have an inbuilt hidden tool in Windows 7, 8 and 10 versions called Problem Steps Recorder(PSR). Do you know about Problem Steps Recorder already? If you feel no, scroll down to learn more. Problem Steps Recorder is a […]