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I'm happy to announce that we've released the Mogotest Jenkins plugin. The plugin is available for installation through the Jenkins update center and our documentation guides you through the configuration....

I wrote about how to accept self-signed SSL certificates for Selenium 1 almost 3 years ago. At the time, Selenium 2 hadn't seen an official release yet so I was sticking with the more stable Selenium 1 (now the Selenium RC protocol in Selenium 2). A lot has changed in the world of Selenium since then and I thought it was time to provide a new post with modern information, based upon the Selenium WebDriver drivers....

Have you viewed your Browser Compatibility Report or Regression Report lately? We've changed their design a bit and made them easier to use and manage. You can try them out for yourself by viewing any of your test results or by using our live demo. You can also watch the tutorial below to see all of the new features in action....

Selenium Grid is a fantastic way to run a cluster of browsers to speed up your testing. We make very heavy use of it to provide our Web Consistency Testing results. But running many distributed nodes and not knowing which one is running a session at any given time can be problematic from an ops standpoint. Sending all of our logs to a centralized location is one way that we manage all this....

If you've ever done Web integration testing you know it can be really slow. Starting up browsers is slow. Loading Web pages is slow. Interacting with those pages is slow. Since Mogotest is a service built mostly around these concepts, we're constantly looking for ways to speed things up. This post is about how to speed up page load times....

We're so excited to have Safari that we couldn't wait for our users to start testing with it. We've added it to the list of test browsers for everyone's existing tests, so the next time you run a test, Safari will be included in your results....