- QMetry Voyager Exploratory Testing helps users identify problems with the website/application under test. The Chrome Extension verifies the website through a browser to confirm that it is functioning properly.
- The functionality traces actions performed during Exploratory UI testing in browser, and converts it into modular code that can be used for automated regression Tests.
- Each event and navigation are recorded, which provides ready-to-use Automated Documentation.
- The tool allows its users to log defects just on a mouse click. It enables users to add visuals while logging defects, which makes it easy for development team to catch the scenario where the application fails.
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All the features intend to generate precise and clear communication, which lessens the chances of confusion and enhances the productivity of resources.
Install QMetry Voyager Exploratory Testing Chrome Extension and get started recording the events you perform on applications/websites. View results of these recorded sessions on QMetry Voyager Exploratory Testing instance.
Steps to initiate Exploratory Testing using QMetry VoyagerExploratory Testing
Step 1. Install QMetry Voyager Exploratory Testing chrome extension.
Step 2. Username and Password of QMetry Test Management for Jira.
Step 3. Start exploratory testing and recording sessions through QMetry VoyagerExploratory Testing.
How to install QMetry
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Exploratory Testing Chrome Extension
(A) If you are using the Exploratory Testing module very first time, then go to QMetry menu > Utility > Exploratory Testing.
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(B) As an alternate, click on the link below to open QMetry Voyager Exploratory Testing page in Chrome web store.
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Once the extension is added to your chrome browser, it will appear like below.
Log into QMetry
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Exploratory Testing Extension
Open the Chrome browser.
Click on the QMetry Voyager Exploratory Testing icon at right as shown above.
If you are using QMetry Voyager Exploratory Testing Chrome Extension for the first time, then provide
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Users can record test sessions using QMetry Voyager Exploratory Testing Chrome Extension. These sessions will be recorded and stored in QMetry Test Management for Jira instance that you mentioned while logging into the Chrome Extension.
Record while you Explore
Once you log into QMetry VoyagerExploratory Testing, the next window opens asking for details on the test session/test scenario.
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When you view the recorded sessions, all the Assertions will be displayed as below.
On the QMetry Voyager Exploratory Testing Extension -
- Annotations: Annotations can be added while recording the test session. Enter annotation and click Add.
- Pause: Click on the
icon to pause the session recording for the time being. You can resume the recording at your convenience. - Play: Click on the Play icon
to resume the test recording from where it was paused. - Stop: Click on the
icon to stop the session recording. The uploading will start on stopping the session recording.
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You may come across certain defects that you can not associate with a session instantly. QMetry Voyager Exploratory Testing allows you to log defects even without recording a session.
Defects, logged without session, are added as bugs in QMetry Test Management for Jira.
Steps
Open the QMetry Voyager Exploratory Testing Chrome Extension.
Click on the Log Defect button at top right corner of the QMetry Voyager Exploratory Testing extension main screen.
It captures the screenshot of the website screen currently open.
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After performing testing task through QMetry VoyagerExploratory Testing, users can then view the recorded sessions in QMetry Test Management for Jira.
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