We are live with real-time browser and app testing on iOS 18 simulators. Now, you can run your web and native mobile applications across various simulators running iOS 18 📱
We are live with real-time browser and app testing on iOS 18 simulators. Now, you can run your web and native mobile applications across various simulators running iOS 18 📱
SmartUI
Slack Integration for SmartUI Alerts
Now integrate Slack with SmartUI to receive alerts for changes detected and baseline modifications directly in your Slack channels. Simply activate the feature by toggling it on in your project settings. This feature will boost your team collaboration and ensure that all members are quickly updated about important modifications in the testing process.
Support for Storybook 8
SmartUI now supports running visual tests using Storybook 8. For more information, refer to our guide - SmartUI using Storybook.
Test Analytics
Export Drill-Down Data to CSV
Export drill-down data into CSV format. This feature enhances your data analysis and reporting capabilities by providing easy access to detailed insights. Also, you can effortlessly export drill-down results, improving data manipulation and sharing.
We now support Android Debug Bridge (adb) shell in Real Device App Testing, allowing you to run supported adb shell commands directly on Android devices during app testing sessions.
With this, you can get direct device interactions by accessing native device capabilities and the ability to customize test cases through supported adb shell commands.
LambdaTest real device cloud now supports Android 15 (Beta) on Google Pixel 6 Pro!
With this, you can:
Start testing your apps today to stay ahead of the curve and deliver the best experience to your users.
We are now live with the SmartUI Annotation tool to enhance your experience with SmartUI. This SmartUI Annotation tool allows you to annotate designed screenshots to highlight key areas for improvement across different builds.
Key Features: 🚀
These features provide unparalleled control over visual testing, helping you deliver flawless user experiences. Stay tuned for updates as we continue to innovate with SmartUI!
You can now test your iOS apps on the brand new iPad Air and Pro (11 & 13-inch) with LambdaTest real device cloud.
Say goodbye to your in-house device labs! Run both manual and automated tests at scale to ensure a seamless user experience across these devices:
Hey, devs and testers 👋
We are now live with the SmartUI CLI for Figma that lets you define Figma components within configuration files and seamlessly upload them to our SmartUI platform for automated visual testing. 📷
With this, you can eliminate the need for intricate coding or complex setups, ensuring an intuitive and efficient workflow.
Updates:
Latest Version: We will update the latest version for both Android and iOS platforms. The latest version will be kept up-to-date with the latest stable releases of Appium Versions.
Default Version: A new default version (2.2.1) will be supported when the user does not explicitly specify a version.
For more information, please check our guide, Supported Appium Versions.
This release includes some new features in SmartUI. Let's take a look!
Support for Mobile Viewports in SmartUI SDK Config 📱
Now specify configurations for mobile in the config JSON file, including optional settings for full-page screenshots and device orientation. This way, you can perform comprehensive visual regression tests on web and mobile device viewports with customizable options.
Element Screenshot Functionality in SmartUI SDK 📷
Now capture screenshots of specific elements while being able to locate the element via XPath, CSS ID, Class, and other mechanisms. This ensures accurate and specific visual regression testing of components for your web applications.
Full-Page Screenshots for Native Apps on Real Devices 📃
Now capture full-page screenshots in native apps using SmartUI Webhooks powered by Appium. This empowers developers and testers to efficiently capture comprehensive screenshots of entire pages, ensuring detailed testing of visual elements across different devices and screen sizes. This feature is in the Beta phase.
To get started, check out this guide - LambdaTest Accessibility DevTools.