mabl has more ways to test PDFs! mabl now is able to train tests against PDFs rendered in the browser using JavaScript, or embedded with <embed> or <object> tags. Embedded PDFs will automatically...
mabl has more ways to test PDFs! mabl now is able to train tests against PDFs rendered in the browser using JavaScript, or embedded with <embed> or <object> tags. Embedded PDFs will automatically...
In the journey run output page, the selections related to visual changes are now grouped together to improve viewing on smaller resolutions. The Current, Baseline, and Side-by-side tabs along wi...
We recently gave users a way to supply custom step descriptions in the mabl Trainer and now we've made it even easier to edit them...
Have you ever wanted to test a call to our Deployment Events API without actually executing any plans? You can now perform a preview (dry run) of a Deployment Event API call to see what plans would ha...
You can now view all the variables used in a journey in the trainer. The options in the Variables dropdown have been modified slightly, and there is now a new View option. Clicking on this option op...
You can now use custom prefixes with mabl Mailbox email addresses. Tagging your mabl Mailbox email addresses with a custom prefix can help you easily mark and differentiate addresses on your backend s...
mabl now supports a native integration with GitHub Actions 2.0. Using the run mabl tests action, you can easily integrate mabl into your CI/CD workflow. The run mabl tests action has support for set...
We're excited to announce the release of the mabl GitHub app.
Add your own description for steps while recording or editing journeys in the mabl Trainer. Sometimes the auto-generated step description from mabl doesn't quite capture the details or context of what...
We've added metrics to your email report! Numbers of the most recent passing/failing journeys, test coverage, recent visual changes, recent JavaScript errors, deployments, recent checked/broken links,...