Ever wish you could export the Activity Feed from your workspace? With the new activity feed results endpoint, now you can! As the latest addition to mabl's Reporting API, the activity feed results endpoint provides teams with programmatic access to historical user activity from their workspace.

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After extensive validation testing, the Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers have been upgraded to v112.

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

As of Desktop App v1.29.0, we have introduced the ability to create assertions against CSS properties! You can now natively create a low-code assertion against the rendered CSS values of elements on your webpage. 🎉

Starting with Desktop App v1.28.7, the mabl Trainer supports training on elements inside scalable vector graphics (SVGs)!

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When testing an application, some features are more important to validate than others. For example, validating core functionality in your app, such as login or payment, is obviously a higher priority than validating that all the label attributes on a form are correct. To accommodate for such nuances, we've added a new "Fail at end of test" option for soft assertions.

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Starting with version 1.50, the mabl CLI supports exporting browser tests to Playwright! With this change, the mabl tests export command now exports tests in the following formats: