OpenText (previously Micro Focus) has released UFT Digital Lab v23.4. The latest version of their class-leading mobile device lab tool. We’ve selected our top three release highlights.
Built for testing mobile and tablet devices, UFT Digital Lab provides an end-to-end quality lab consisting of real devices, emulators and browsers. Your test team can reserve and control the physical devices remotely.
If you’re unfamiliar with OpenText UFT Digital Lab, it is an updated version of UFT Mobile, which itself was an updated version of Mobile Center.
UFT Digital Lab integrates seamlessly with the following tools:
- OpenText: UFT One, UFT Developer, LoadRunner, Network Virtualization and Sprinter.
- Third-Party: Appium, Selenium.
UFT Digital Lab 23.4: 3 Release Highlights
UFT Digital Lab 23.4 includes several new features. We’ve been through the release information, so you don’t have to. Here are our top 3 release highlights:
1. Cross-Browser Testing: Support for New Browser Versions
Test against more browser versions than ever before without having to install and configure multiple setups with multiple configurations.
Cross-browser testing on the latest versions of supported browsers like Chrome, Edge and Firefox is easy with UFT Digital Lab. Browser support is regularly updated to ensure you have access to current and historical versions of leading browsers.
2. Manual Testing on Cloud Browsers
Digital Lab is no longer just for automated test execution; manual testers now benefit from the multiple devices mentioned above.
Testers can now perform manual and exploratory testing on cloud machines and browsers. This negates the need for multiple browser versions on local machines and allows easy testing coverage of specific browser versions that would otherwise require additional hardware and setup effort.
Check out the Browser Lab page in the Digital Lab Help Center for more details.
3. Talkback Accessibility Testing: Improved Device, OS, and Language Support
Accessibility testing is more important than ever; it’s also easier than ever with UFT Digital Lab.
Android Talkback improves the user experience for blind and visually impaired people. Digital Lab supports easy Talkback testing across multiple devices
The latest version includes support for accessibility testing on an impressive range of devices, including:
- Google Pixel
- Samsung Galaxy Ax1, Ax2, Ax3, and S
- Xiaomi and Redmi Mi 10-13, and Note 7-12
Visit the Accessibility section of the Manual Testing page for more information.
How to Access The Full List of Updates
You can view the complete list of Digital Lab 23.4 enhancements on the OpenText help site here: What’s new in Digital Lab.
Do You Test Mobile Devices?
UFT Digital Lab will make your life easier. It includes the following features to solve your mobile testing challenges:
- Lab management
- Structured manual testing
- Test automation integration
- Mobile performance optimisation
- End-to-end mobile security
- Live monitoring
Contact Calleo today and learn how UFT Digital Lab can help you
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We are happy to answer your questions and can arrange a demo whenever works for you. We look forward to hearing from you.
