Here's what's new in the mabl Desktop App...

After extensive validation testing the Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers have been upgraded to v111.
Chrome and Edge browser will run on v111 as the default version used by mabl's cloud test runs.

Here's what's new in the mabl Desktop App...

The Unified Runner now supports browser tests run on WebKit, the browser engine that supports Safari! If you run tests on Safari on the Legacy Runner, you can opt into the Safari (WebKit) Unified early access program to ensure your applications work as expected for Safari users and use features that are exclusive to the Unified Runner, including:

Visual change detection is now available for Microsoft edge. Edge browser tests that are run as part of a plan with visual change learning enabled will now create a dynamic visual model and generate visual change insights.

Here's what's new in the mabl Desktop App...

We have fixed an issue with CPU and memory usage in the mabl Desktop App that caused loading issues and slowdowns in performance.

You can now run a specific DataTable scenario in the Ad hoc panel for both local and cloud runs! This enhancement allows you to get quick feedback on specific DataTable scenarios.

Here's what's new in the mabl Desktop App...

Automating multifactor authentication (MFA) login flows can be challenging since they are meant to prevent automation and bots. Customers have frequently requested a way to train and run this sort of workflow in mabl, so we've added MFA authenticator functionality!