Web App Tests

Support for testing web applications on desktop and mobile browsers on BitBar helps you easily check if your web application functions properly on various browsers, devices, operating systems, and screen resolutions. This new testing type works on desktop (Windows, MacOS, and Linux) and mobile (iOS and Android).

Without desktop and mobile browsers in the cloud, you would have to set up and configure test machines yourself. You can create a test for one platform and then easily scale it to test app behavior in various environments.

You can do live tests (to check if the app functions as expected) or create automated tests to run on a regular basis. Additionally, if you want to test a website or a web service on your private network, you should start SecureTunnel before you continue with any further action.

BitBar supports the following operating systems and browsers:

BitBar offers several versions of each browser. You can easily check in the UI if the needed browser version is supported or not.

You can create and run the following tests for your web apps running in desktop and mobile browsers:

Using BitBar, you can test both publicly available web applications as well as applications running on your local network. The latter are typically restricted from the global network to prevent unwanted external access. To test these applications and services, you need to set up a SmartBear secure tunnel on your side. The tunnel will enable traffic between BitBar test devices running in the cloud and computers on your private network.

To set up a tunnel, BitBar offers a special tool called SecureTunnel. It is available in the form of a desktop application and a command-line utility. You need to start it before you start testing your web application or service. For complete information, see SecureTunnel

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