Most welcome Sourajeet

Thanks a ton Prasanna. Happy and Humbled

Do try it Fayaz

Most welcome Kalaiarasan

Thanks a ton Anil

Thanks a ton Mangesh

Thank you so much 😀Vini

You are welcome Jai

Thanks a ton Tulasi

So nice of you

Most welcome Sadaf

Thanks,

Yes, you should be, Can check more on documentation or take help of the chat option

Thanks Srikanth, not yet, will do it

Most welcome Amit

Most welcome

Hi Padma, I believe there is. Check this www.lambdatest.com/automated-screenshot www.lambdatest.com/support/docs/chrome-extension/

@@RaghavPal Instead of manually capturing screenshot by clicking of screenshot icon , Is there any way to automatically capture screenshot of pages when doing manual testing?

Hi Padma, you will have to choose which screen you need to take screenshot. Can check more on chat support

HI Azam, I believe they have both emulators and real device, Can check with the support

Yes Saurabh, they have options, I have personally used Browserstack, where you can use the cloud devices for Manual testing

I believe they do , Can check with the team

thats screen tools for mac

Should be able to use LambdaTest for this. Pls try and you can also get help from chat option in LambdaTest

@@RaghavPal Thank q, for the reply..

Hi you can use Selenium IDE kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q7VokqeXyprUlGg.html

I used QuickTime Abhijeet

Hi Vini, this is for providing cloud platforms for running your tests with combination of browser and OS. Not sure how you need to compare it with Cypress

@@RaghavPal got it tnx ✌

Or is this important?

that's okay as long as you can use and run your tests

You can use testng.xml and run by grouping based on class, suite etc

Suba According to LambdaTest's documentation, during live testing, users can add browser extensions to the test environment. This allows users to test their web application with specific browser extensions enabled, which can help replicate real-world scenarios However, it's essential to note that not all extensions may be compatible with LambdaTest's live testing environment. It's recommended to check LambdaTest's documentation and support resources for more information on supported extensions and any specific configuration requirements -

@@RaghavPal thank you for the quick response. Will check the documentation.

Ferney LambdaTest offers several ways to execute automation tests on mobile devices (Android and iOS) and scale your testing: 1. Real Device Cloud: - Advantages: Offers real devices across various brands and OS versions for accurate testing. - Scaling: Provides a large grid of real devices for parallel execution. - Setup: Choose desired devices and OS versions, upload your test scripts, and run them. 2. Appium Grid: - Advantages: Leverages your existing Appium setup and integrates with LambdaTest grid. - Scaling: Utilizes cloud devices alongside your own devices for parallel testing. - Setup: Connect your Appium server to LambdaTest, configure desired devices, and run tests. 3. Emulator/Simulator Testing: - Advantages: Offers faster execution and lower cost compared to real devices. - Scaling: Can be scaled efficiently on LambdaTest grid. - Limitations: Might not fully replicate real device behavior. Here's a step-by-step guide for each approach: Real Device Cloud: 1. Create a LambdaTest account and choose a plan. 2. Select desired devices and OS versions from the device grid. 3. Upload your test scripts (e.g., Appium, Espresso, XCUITest). 4. Configure test parameters and run tests in parallel. 5. Access test results, screenshots, and recordings in the LambdaTest dashboard. Appium Grid: 1. Configure your Appium server. 2. Connect your Appium server to LambdaTest grid. 3. Select desired devices and OS versions from the LambdaTest grid. 4. Run your existing Appium tests through the connected server. 5. Enjoy parallel execution across cloud and local devices. Emulator/Simulator Testing: 1. Create your emulators/simulators on local machines or services like Genymotion. 2. Connect your emulators/simulators to LambdaTest grid. 3. Select desired emulator/simulator configurations. 4. Run your tests in parallel across connected emulators/simulators. 5. Analyze results as with real devices in the LambdaTest dashboard. Additional Tips: - Start with a small set of devices and scale gradually based on needs. - Use LambdaTest pricing calculator to estimate costs and choose a suitable plan. - Take advantage of LambdaTest documentation, tutorials, and support for smooth setup and execution. - Consider combining real devices with emulators/simulators for cost-effective testing. By following these steps and choosing the approach that best suits your requirements, you can leverage LambdaTest to effectively execute and scale your mobile automation tests on various devices and OS versions.

You should be able to. Can check the documentation

Hi Kalyan, can check this discussion forum.testproject.io/t/feature-request-lambdatest-integration-with-testproject/6486

I will need to check on this

Not yet, will plan Shomari

Yes, should work, can check more in Documentation

Yes can check more on the website and documentation

Hi Sonal, I believe, you mean if you can use LambdaTest platform with C# or Python, Yes you can do, Can also check the documentation, It has good and easy to follow examples

Thanks. Your vedio is really very great and it helps alot. I learnt API testing by ur vedios.

Thanks for watching Rishi

Hi Joel, as per the Lambdatest team, support for native apps will be available next month