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This maintenance release includes a few minor version updates and fixes a handful of bugs.

Free Special Webinar on January 24, 2022: Dos and Don’ts when Working with QF-Test as a Team, New Airbus Case Study, Blog Articles & Videos, Next Training Dates 2022

Atruvia, an IT service provider in the banking industry has made the switchover from another tool to QF-Test. So tests are also possible under Linux and for JX-Browser-components.

For the generation of automated tests for HP / HP OpenView Software HP decided on QF-Test, especially because it can execute tests on other platforms: These tests are robust, low-maintenance and the cheapest in price.

ÖBV is using QF-Test to manage short release cylces and to guarantee the quality of its assurance software. Here the keyword driven testing approach was chosen.

2021-12-28: Happy birthday Quality First Software GmbH. A big celebration is planned for the summer.

Today we are celebrating the 20th birthday of Quality First Software GmbH.

The medium upgrade QF-Test 5.4 adds support for testing applications based on Java 18, the embedded Chrome browser for QF-Driver has been updated to CEF version 95 and Eclipse/SWT 4.22 alias “2021-12” is now supported. Electron applications can now be addressed via the far superior CDP-Driver connection mode, the options dialog has a search functionality and copy/paste of images is now possible for image check nodes and screenshot logs.

QF-Test Medium Upgrade 5.4 Released, Preliminary Support for Android Testing, Free Special Webinar on January 24, 2022 about Dos and Don’ts when Working in a Team, New Articles and Videos, Next QF-Test Training Dates 2022, Release Notes for QF-Test 5.4

The medium upgrade QF-Test 5.4 adds support for testing applications based on Java 18, the embedded Chrome browser for QF-Driver has been updated to CEF version 95 and Eclipse/SWT 4.22 alias “2021-12” is now supported…

In the last days, a vulnerability in the popular open source library log4j has been reported, nick-named Log4shell. QF-Test is not (and has not) been vulnerable to this attack, for a number of reasons.