You can now test Flutter apps on Android emulators on our virtual device cloud. This lets you test Flutter apps across a wide range of Android emulators without setting up local environments.
LambdaTest supports Appium’s Flutter driver, allowing you to test Flutter apps using the Appium framework.
You can now use VoiceOver on real iOS devices to manually test the accessibility of your mobile apps.
This means you can check how well your digital experience works for people who rely on screen readers—especially those with visual impairments.
VoiceOver reads out loud what's on the screen, helping users navigate and interact with your content without needing to see it.
We’ve introduced the Accessibility Scheduling feature, enabling you to schedule recurring or one-time accessibility scans.
This helps minimize manual effort while ensuring your websites and web applications remain compliant with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).
In addition to launching this feature, we’ve also introduced:
Now, you can test WebViews on real Android devices with Playwright on LambdaTest. This new feature lets you run automated WebView tests on actual mobile devices, giving you a more accurate and reliable testing experience.
To get started, visit our guide on Playwright WebView Testing on LambdaTest.
Are your websites and mobile apps ready for the latest Samsung Galaxy S25 series?
Test them now on LambdaTest and ensure your web and mobile apps are compatible with the latest Samsung Galaxy S25 series. These devices are available for both manual and automation testing.
Stay ahead of the game by testing on these Galaxy S25 models:
We now support the Playwright framework for automated web accessibility testing that allows you to integrate accessibility checks into your test suites. With Playwright accessibility automation, you can automate tests for issues like color contrast and missing ARIA attributes, ensuring your websites and web apps are more accessible.
You can also run these tests on various browsers and devices using the LambdaTest platform, making it easier to identify and address accessibility issues.
We’ve introduced Cypress support for accessibility automation, allowing you to integrate accessibility tests seamlessly into your Cypress test suites. You can now automate checks for issues like color contrast and missing ARIA attributes, helping to ensure your web applications are more accessible and compliant with standards.
Additionally, you can run these tests across various browsers and devices on the LambdaTest platform, making it easier to identify and address accessibility issues.
Bonus addition: Besides this update, you can also automate tests using the latest Selenium version, 4.23.
In Web Automation, we have released the Selenium versions - 4.21.x and 4.20.x for web automation testing.
Plus, you can also automate web testing on these latest browser versions:
We have now released Accessibility Automation, which helps you perform accessibility testing and identify and fix accessibility issues on your website and web apps. This ensures everyone, including people with impairments, can use your website and web apps easily.
To get started, check out the documentation: Accessibility Automation Testing.
📕 Refer to our comprehensive Team Management documentation to know more!
Important Updates
For app automation: Starting April 15, 2024, all users within an organization will have the ability to view all test results run by any team member across the organization. To maintain confidentiality and control over test visibility, it is recommended to utilize the new Teams feature.
