coded ui Chrome browser support
Chrome is a widely used browser and if coded ui can support chrome I think many companies who develop webbased applications will switch to coded ui
Chaitanya Channella
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Cross Browser support has been added to Coded UI Test with the Visual Studio 2012 Update 1.
For more details, visit http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudioalm/archive/2012/10/30/introducing-cross-browser-testing-with-coded-ui-tests.aspx
Shubhra Maji MSFT
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Jolene Boumeester
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Our application is build on Chrome. Without support for Chrome in MTM, we cannot use many of the features for which we purchased the tool.
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Chuck Lazarr
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I completely agree with David Sage's sentiments. Lack of support for Chrome, Safari, and antiquated support for Firefox is a significant barrier to adopting this technology. I'd call it a show stopper. Support for testing under the major mobile emulation environments would be a very useful addition as well.
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Doug Gaar
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All of our public facing website development for 2013 is being engineered for Chrome. We will have to re-evaluate codedui if the chrome support isn't there.
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Waseem Bukhari
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Hey
You guys are nearly Surprising.
Future is of smart phone, tablets n Advanced mobile computing. Either u should make IE compatible to run on Android and Iphones n pads or Develop the Courage to get this kind of feedback.Thanks for Understanding boyziz
Waseem Bukhari
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David Sage
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Safari / Chrome and consistent FireFox support would be well received as well. The lack of support for these browsers is a massive failure in an otherwise excellent testing framework and 'we have APIs available for third parties to utilize' isn't really an adequate response.
