How to use CSSStyleSheetRemoved method of proto_test Package

Testing a website in a single browser using automation script is clean and simple way to accelerate your testing. With a single click you can test your website for all possible errors without manually clicking and navigating to web pages. A modern marvel of software ingenuity that saves hours of manual time and accelerate productivity. However for all this magic to happen, you would need to build your automation script first.

Triaging is a well-known but not-well-understood term related to testing. The term is said to have been derived from the medical world, where it refers to the process of prioritizing patients based on how severe or mild their disease is. It is a way of making the best use of the available resources – does not matter how scanty they are – and helping as many people as possible. Rather than strict scientific principles or hardcore concepts of computer science, triaging generally involves your perception and the ability to judge step. You can fare quite well here in case you can derive intelligent judgements from a given set of facts and figures.

In present times, people use multiple devices to perform their day to day activities, be it booking a flight ticket, or watching a show on Netflix or buying stuff online, the corresponding portals are accessed from desktop, mobile devices as well as tablets. Before launching any application, a developer or an organization should carry out testing for multiple devices to ensure that it can be accessed from anywhere without causing any breakage. Let’s discuss why multi-screen behavior is required and how it affects testing.

With the release of iOS 11.3 on March 30th, 2018, apple introduced many major features for its users. The latest features introduced were AR(augmented reality) experiences, Animojis for iPhone X users, updates in the visibility of battery health, performance, etc. With these features came various changes which need to be addressed in your website/ webapps. So, we at LambdaTest have taken care of your problems and today we release iOS 11.3 on 18 devices where you can test your website/ webapp for cross browser compatibility.

While developing a mobile web application, device or browser issue are very common. Mobile emulator plugins or built in emulators in browsers can be used to deal with them, but often bugs are faced by developers that occur in actual devices, not in emulators. The best way to deal with them is to debug the application directly in the device. Remote debugging is a feature that allows you to debug the application in your mobile the same way as done in desktop. Let’s take a deep dive towards how to execute the process.