This section describes how you can enhance your cross-browser test set by testing with
Google Chrome.
Silk Test Workbench supports recording actions and replaying tests on
Google Chrome.
- When starting to test on
Google Chrome, with no running instance of
Google Chrome open,
Silk Test Workbench starts a new instance of
Google Chrome. This new browser uses a temporary profile without add-ons and with an empty cache.
- When starting to test on an instance of
Google Chrome, which is already running,
Silk Test Workbench restarts
Google Chrome with the same command line arguments that were used when the instance was initially started. This restart is required to
enable the
Silk Test Workbench automation support.
- When testing with
Google Chrome, the
Google Chrome instance is closed when shutting down the Open Agent or when starting to test another application outside
Google Chrome.
Tip: If you want to execute an existing test script with
Google Chrome,
Micro Focus recommends that you use a base state or that you add a command to the test script to navigate to the URL.
Example 1
If the running instance of
Google Chrome was initially started with the command
C:/Program Files (x86)/Google/Chrome/Application/chrome.exe www.borland.com,
Google Chrome opens to
www.borland.com after the restart.
Example 2
If the running instance of
Google Chrome was initially started with the command
C:/Program Files (x86)/Google/Chrome/Application/chrome.exe,
Google Chrome opens to
about:blank after the restart.