Cross-Browser Testing

Tests execute rapidly and completely thanks to a number of innovative technologies. If you’re executing large test suites over multiple browsers and/or devices, distributed execution is critical for completing testing without delaying the CI process. Tests are automatically distributed across multiple VMs, network computers in your network, or in the cloud.

Additionally, Dynamic synchronization ensures that tests wait for critical elements to load—but proceed the moment each element appears. This not only speeds execution; it also increases stability. Tricentis also prevents test timeouts and failures by enabling you to define recovery scenarios that enable test execution to continue even if a problem occurs (for instance, a server is down and needs to be restarted).

Insignificant changes like minor “look and feel” updates can cause other functional tests to fail, and just a few false positives is likely to cast doubt on all test results. Tricentis avoids false positives by using multiple advanced methods to identify on-screen controls. With image-based recognition, as well as identification by properties, anchor, index, or “Smart ID,” test cases are remarkably stable. Additionally, “self-healing” technologies further reduce false positives.

With Tricentis Tosca’s model-based tests, test logic is separated from the technical details. This means that if a technical detail changes, you can update it once in a central model, then that change is automatically propagated throughout the test suite. If a frequently-used control changes, this could mean the difference between an easy 2-minute update versus days or weeks of tedious test script reworking.

Tricentis test case design technology guides you to the most efficient set of test cases required to achieve optimal risk coverage. This accelerates test execution and streamlines test management. The elimination of redundant tests also ensures that when a test fails, you can immediately zero in on the responsible application logic.