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

On Wednesday the 27th of April 2022 at the career fair in Bad Tölz. QFS was represented as an exhibitor with Yann Spöri, Martina Schmid and the aforementioned company kicker.

2022-05-05 15.30 – 16.30 CEST: Android Testing | 2022-05-16 15.30 – 16.30 CEST: Optimizing your test structure and documentation

We will be represented at the fair MeineAusbildung! on 2022-04-27 in Bad Tölz. Send your children by or apply to us yourself as a tester or developer.

This maintenance update primarily adds support for Eclipse/SWT 4.23 alias “2022-03” and for JxBrowser 7.22.

This maintenance release includes some minor web-specific version updates and fixes a few bugs.

Running multiple tests at once could improve test execution time a lot (if raw system performance is not a bottleneck) while saving lots of infrastructure overhead because everything can run on one machine.

We have recorded our whole Tutorial as video version. Learn in less than 3 hours how to work with QF-Test.

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

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.

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.

Bachelor’s Thesis by iSYS Software GmbH in Munich about: QF-Test vs. Selenium vs. TestCafe vs. TestStudio

This maintenance update fixes a memory leak that was introduced in QF-Test version 5.3.3.

This maintenance update adds support for Eclipse / SWT 4.21 alias “2021-09”, Opera 78 and 79 as well as JxBrowser up to version 7.19 and fixes a number of smaller bugs.

Register for our Special Webinar about ” Everything in flux – Using QF Test with Continuous Integration Tools on the Example of Jenkins” on September 27, 2021 at 2.30 p.m. CEST in English and 10.30 a.m. CEST in German.

This maintenance update works around a limitation of CDP regarding text retrieval and fixes a number of smaller bugs.

Register for our Special Webinar about “CDP Driver for Web Performance Gain” on July 15, 2021 at 2 p.m. CEST in English and 10 a.m. CEST in German.

This maintenance update adds support for Java 17, Eclipse / SWT 4.20 alias “2021-06”, Opera 77 as well as JxBrowser 7.16 and fixes a number of smaller bugs.

With the newly added browser connection mode CDP-Driver (Chrome DevTools Protocol) this medium upgrade is a real game-changer for web test automation with QF-Test. By talking directly to the browser it supports Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Opera on Windows, Linux and macOS with a performance, stability and feature set formerly only available with QF-Driver for Chrome on Windows. And that’s on top of a massive performance boost of QF-Driver for Chrome with observed speed-up ranging from 10%…