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Switching to Playwright with headless Chrome provides a more powerful and flexible way to scrape SPAs. Automate browser interactions, wait for dynamic content updates, intercept API requests, and extr…
Organizations have consistently adopted existing technologies only when developing the same software product or a bit differently. For instance, when creating a responsive design using CSS, Bootstrap …
End-to-end tests are an essential part of any comprehensive testing strategy, but creating them can be a time-consuming and tedious process. What if we told you there’s a better way? As a member of a …
My team is working on a product with a React website as the client and a C# ASP.NET Web API as the server. It's important to run end-to-end (e2e) tests with Playwright before each release to ensure that we didn't break anything. Running the…
Hey folks, Today it's time to speak about how to parametrize tests with Playwright. There are cases where we want to test the same behaviour but with different values, so in these cases, it's common t…
There are multiple ways that authentication is implemented on a website, most commonly through a login form that requires users' credentials to be input. However, some sites may implement Basic HTTP A…
In this path with Playwright we spent a lot of time speaking about e2e tests and component testing in the frontend world. But now it’s time to spill the beans and tell you a secret. Playwright can be …
In this blog, you are going to learn about installing Playwright using NodeJS on the Ubuntu platform. Playwright is cross-language, that is it supports multiple language bindings Java, Python, JavaScript, .Net and TypeScript to automate the…
Hey Folks, Today I'll speak about parallelism and sharding with Playwright, so don't waste time and jump into it. By default, Playwright runs your tests in parallel. It uses many worker processes at t…
Let's compare these two open-source libraries: Selenium, the more mature option that has been around for over a decade, and Playwright, its more recent competitor from Microsoft. Why use Playwright or…
