When you are testing on the device, by definition it HAS to be the exact rendering. The exact rendering of the mobile browser. You can then connect your phone to your mac, open safari and the web inspector that you access via the "develop" menu will show allow you to have similar functionality to firebug.Įven when testing on the simulator/device, it's hard to truly simulate Under Settings > Safari > Advanced you need to set Web Inspector to on. This is supported in iOS6 by enabling the "develop" mode on your phone. IPhone/iPad/Android/BB that can truly give more insight on the I'm thinking along the lines of a Firebug for the Your question is broken up into three separate parts so I will answer each of those in turn. My personal experience is with testing iOS devices so I can only refer to those. It means you want to use Android v-4.2 or greater version. There is also few Disadvantages of Appium:įor Android, No Support for Android API level < 17.
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Doesn't require an APK for use, although automating certain apps.CI compatible with Jenkins, saucelabs(so far from my experience).No source code required(unlike robotium).Can run the app through appium server without manipulating the app.Supports automation of hybrid, native and web apps.Doesn't require access to your source code or library.Backend is Selenium so you will get all selenium functionality.I'm working on Appium from last 6 months in my organization it is pretty good. There are a number of tools available for testing mobile apps:īut my experience -I can suggest you Appium is the best tool for both Android & iOS mobile testing.
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