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This tutorial seeks to introduce Playwright which is a cutting-edge automation tool designed for web applications and offers cross-browser support. Developed by Microsoft, Playwright simplifies web testing and automation tasks, allowing developers and testers to write scripts in JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, or C#.
The aim is to go over some example uses of Playwright along with key features to make it clear when and how to use it.
With Playwright, you can automate interactions with web pages across different browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and WebKit. Its key features include headless mode for faster execution, device emulation for testing responsiveness, and integrated test runners for seamless integration into CI/CD pipelines.
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This tutorial seeks to introduce Playwright which is a cutting-edge automation tool designed for web applications and offers cross-browser support. Developed by Microsoft, Playwright simplifies web testing and automation tasks, allowing developers and testers to write scripts in JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, or C#.
The aim is to go over some example uses of Playwright along with key features to make it clear when and how to use it.
With Playwright, you can automate interactions with web pages across different browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and WebKit. Its key features include headless mode for faster execution, device emulation for testing responsiveness, and integrated test runners for seamless integration into CI/CD pipelines.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: