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Tag Archives: FireBug
How to show all cookies for a page
It’s not always that you can test a website from the comfort of Firefox + Firebug + FireCookie. When you have to use another browser where checking cookies isn’t so much fun (er… that’s all of them but firefox), you … Continue reading
Posted in Making Life Easier
Tagged browser, cookies, FireBug, Firefox, Internet Explorer, javascript
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Lessons from a watir success story
There aren’t enough UI test automation success stories documented on the net, so here’s my contribution. This post is about how we started with zero automated UI testing capability, and how a couple of months later we had the capability … Continue reading
Posted in Automated Testing, Ruby, Test Management, Test::Unit, Tools, WATIR, agile
Tagged agile, Automated Testing, FireBug, Firefox, Firewatir, NetBeans, Ruby, Test::Unit, Tools, WATIR
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IE Developer Toolbar
Firefox and FireBug make a great combination. It makes working with Watir nice and easy. Unfortunately, some apps refuse to work with FireFox (IBM Maximo and Oracle SPL Customer Care and Billing, aka: “CC&B” are examples), so MSIE is the … Continue reading