Exploratory Testing Extension
Chrome extension for exploratory testing
Now everyone on the team can own quality. Capture findings, create issues, and collaborate with the team, directly from the browser.
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Test & Feedback - Now everyone on the team can own quality. Capture findings, create issues, and collaborate with the team, directly from the browser.
Everyone in the team, be it product owners, developers, testers, UX designers etc., can now test their web-apps and give feedback, all directly from the browser on any platform: Windows, Mac, or Linux. All kinds of teams will now be able to drive quality in 3 easy steps – capture, create & collaborate.
Capture - Take notes, screenshots with annotations, and screen recordings to capture problems. Automatically include rich data like user actions (as an image action log), page load data, and system information.
Create - Create bugs, tasks, and feedback response work items to send feedback or report problems. Create test cases quickly based on the image action log while you explore your app. Automatically attach all your captured information.
Collaborate - Work offline in standalone mode, then export your session to share findings with your team. For more integrated experiences with end-to-end traceability, connect to Azure DevOps Services or to Team Foundation Server 2015 or later. For example, you can explore user stories directly from the board, manage all feedback requests received, and easily track bugs, tasks and other work-items. To view completed exploratory sessions and get insights across all completed sessions, for example, details about sessions and work items that are created, explored, and weren’t explored, plus other data, go to your exploratory testing insights page.
You can use the extension for FREE in these modes: Standalone and Connected
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Es muy útil, inclusive me atrevo a decir que necesario. Hemos tenido un incidente que dejó algunos usuarios sin poder usarlo, sin embargo, mientras funciona es excelente para registrar las pruebas.
Was great while it worked. Now I always get "You are not authorized to access this API. Please contact your project administrator"
It was nice at one point, I am just testing it again and find that it does not work because of You are not authorized to access this API. Please contact your project administrator And I am the admin as well.
Very useful to report bugs, but trying to record screen crash the chrome browser: Versión 69.0.3497.100 (Build oficial) (64 bits)
A very usefull tool
I'd like to be able to delay the screenshot so I can open combo-boxes and get the contents into the screenshot.
Świetne rozszerzenie dla chrome >60!
The bug report in VSTS contains screenshots of how the user navigated through the site, and the browser system details. It is missing the urls and the http requests and responses. It would also be useful to have the javascript console contents.
Awesome! Tks, Microsoft! Any change of getting the "redux" state into the bug report as well?
It works well, a good starting point to improve testing in TFS. thank you Microsoft.