BugBug Automation Testing

This is a really wonderful tool for anyone looking to have easy testing visibility across multiple areas of their app. We have been able to quickly and easily implement a ton of new tests around our core features, and run those daily to make sure we haven't broken anything - this gives us great peace of mind and the ability to move much more quickly and with greater confidence than we had been able to before!

After struggling with selenium, then manually writing cypress tests (which was meant to be way easier than selenium), I can confidently say that bugbug is in a whole different league. This is what automated E2E testing should be like! The app is also only getting better, just in the last month I saw nearly 100% performance uplift in the execution of some of our tests. There are some minor hiccups I have experienced (I had to reinstall the extension to get it to re-sync once), but it is still... Show more

After using BugBug for a month, I can confidently say that it is an excellent tool for automated testing. Here are some of the reasons why: Intuitive interface: BugBug has a very user-friendly interface that makes it easy to learn and use. I was able to create my first end-to-end test without any prior experience with the tool. Powerful integration with JS scripts: One of the things I love about BugBug is its ability to integrate with JS scripts. This makes it very powerful and flexible to us... Show more

This is honestly a good alternative to Selenium, Cypress or any others E2E tests tools. The free version is limited tho and doesn't allow an integration with your CI/CD process. With Bugbug.io, tests can be quickly recorded, edited and ran. I've worked on automation tests for more than 10 years, I don't want to write a lot, but imo, don't spend too much times on covering all parts of your application, each time we did that, we drop the tests at the end. Do quick and maintenable tests... That... Show more

Ready to ditch manually written cucumber tests for this! Eagerly waiting for Shadow DOM support to migrate our test suite.

I have multiple small web apps and I previously tested them manually. Now I can just click "Run test", grab a coffee and wait for the results. I know that QA automation engineers use Selenium, but it's too complex for me.

Interesting, it's more stable than cypress when playing recordeed steps.

That's what I need

This is very good tool for testing