BugBuster Recorder: Turn Browser Actions into Human-Readable Test Steps

Tracks your interactions in the browser—clicks, inputs, page transitions—and turns them into clear, human-readable test steps

BugBuster enables QA engineers to automate testing using just natural language — no code, no frameworks, no locators. Simply describe the test, and BugBuster handles the rest. This Chrome extension records your browser actions and instantly converts them into test steps written in plain English or Russian. The result: you spend less time documenting and more time testing. 🔧 How It Works 📌 Visual Interaction Recording BugBuster Recorder captures your real-time interactions with a web page — clicks, inputs, page transitions, scrolls, inner scrolls, hovers and others — focusing on the visual representation of the interface rather than its HTML or DOM. This makes your tests more robust and less sensitive to layout or code changes. 🧠 Natural Language Test Steps Each recorded session is automatically translated into a test case in clear natural language, making it easy to review and edit. Test steps are readable by both humans and the BugBuster platform. 📂 Seamless Integration with BugBuster Platform All recordings are saved to the Records section of your BugBuster workspace. From there, you can review, edit, and add the test to any test suite with one click — no infrastructure setup required. 🌍 Bilingual Output You can generate test cases in English or Russian, depending on your project requirements. 🧰 Core Features • 🎥 One-Click Recording – Capture interactions directly from the browser • ✍️ Human-Readable Test Cases – Steps are written in plain language • 🧩 No Code Required – Skip scripting, selectors, XPath, and frameworks • 👁️ Visual-First Automation – Tests are built on how the page looks, not how it’s coded • 📁 Integrated Workflow – Manage and reuse recordings via the BugBuster Records section 📢 Stay Updated Follow the latest updates and QA automation tips on our Telegram channel: 🇹 🇪 🇱 🇪 🇬 🇷 🇦 🇲 https://t.me/bugbuster_news