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Connect To LambdaTest Tunnel Using GitHub Actions
Leverage GitHub Actions for LambdaTest Tunnel to take care of setting up the binary file & executing Selenium automation tests using the Lambda Tunnel. You can now test locally or privately hosted web pages with ease. Pace up your GitHub workflows now!
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With Lambda Tunnel you can test your privately or locally hosted web apps for browser compatibility on combinations of OS, browsers & screen resolutions, before pushing them to live environment. Through our secure shell tunneling feature, you can also test plain HTML, CSS, PHP, Python or other similar web files saved on your local system.
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