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Our latest maintenance release QF-Test 7.0.8 is available for download. It adds support for Eclipse 2023-12 as well as JxBrowser 7.36 and fixes a number of smaller bugs.

The critical vulnerability in the WebP graphics library, which affects many kinds of software products, including all browsers, has made high waves in the IT world over the last two weeks. Since QF-Test also uses this library, we first replaced it in version 7.0.6 and updated the embedded Chrome browser for QF-Driver on Windows in today`s release QF-Test 7.0.7.

This maintenance release fixes a serious security issue in the WebP library embedded in QF-Test for image compression in run logs and test suites. The library has been updated to version 1.3.2.

Besides a few bug fixes, including a critical update for support of headless Chrome 117 and higher on Linux, this maintenance release adds support for JxBrowser 7.35 and updates the standard library qfs.qft for Acrobat Reader version 23 and up.

Die Wartungsversion QF-Test 7.0.4 aktualisiert das mitgelieferte JRE zu Temurin Version 17.0.8.1, bringt Unterstützung für Eclipse 4.29 sowie JxBrowser 7.34 und beseitigt einige kleinere Bugs.

This maintenance release fixes a few bugs, most notably special cases concerning recognition of legacy qfs:label extra features and empty screenshots.

The second maintenance update for the major “dark mode release” QF-Test 7 has been released. Version 7.0.2 contains an important bug fix for session handling while 7.0.1 brought support for ARM Java on macOS as well as Eclipse 2023-06.

This maintenance release adds support for ARM Java on macOS as well as Eclipse / SWT 4.28 alias “2023-06” and fixes a number of bugs.

Most noticeable in QF-Test 7.0 is the streamlined UI. On top of that, there is the long-requested, beautiful new dark mode.

This maintenance release adds support for Java 20 and Eclipse / SWT 4.27 alias “2023-03”, fixes a number of bugs and paves the way for parallel execution of QF-Test versions 6 and 7.

We would like to invite you to attend our next special webinar: What’s in the box?! - Using QF-Test with Docker containers on Monday, February 6, 2023 from 3:30 PM until 4:30 PM (CET)

We would like to thank our customers and partners for the pleasant cooperation and your trust in these particularly challenging times.

This maintenance release comes with many version updates, among them JRE version 8_352, Eclipse / SWT 4.26 alias “2022-12” as well as JxBrowser 7.28. Besides a few bug fixes it also introduces some smaller new features, including an option for prefixing classes when recording SmartIDs or the new rc methods pushOption and popOption.

This maintenance release updates the JRE distributed with QF-Test to version 8_345, adds support for Eclipse / SWT 4.25 alias “2022-09” as well as JxBrowser 7.27 and fixes a number of smaller bugs.

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Besides the usual bug fixes, this update improves clean shutdown of running batch tests and adds the ability to clear global variables in calldaemon mode.

15.30 - approx. 16.30 CEST : SmartIDs - Paradigm Shift of Component Recognition in QF-Test

This maintenance update adds support for Eclipse / SWT 4.24 alias “2022-06” and fixes a number of smaller bugs.

If you want to bring your Java Swing, JavaFX, Applet or NetBeans Application to the Browser, we recommend Webswing. This process can be accompanied by QF-Test.

It’s done. QF-Test 6.0 is finally ready for release.