After extensive validation testing, Google Chrome version 106 is now available as the default version of Chrome used by mabl's cloud test runs.

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Users put a lot of work into crafting their mabl plans, but what if your plan was unintentionally deleted? Just undelete it, of course!

Assertions and conditional statements can now be made case insensitive! This new option will allow you to make your tests more flexible when you want to check that the value of an element matches what you expect without regard to what letters are in uppercase or lowercase.

Ever accidentally delete a File Upload from mabl that you shouldn't have 🤦? Don't worry, mabl has your back. We just added Activity Feed support for File Upload changes, and the ability to restore deleted File Uploads.

Here's what's new in the mabl Desktop App...

API tests now support binary request bodies using a file upload!

Here's what's new in the mabl Desktop App...

Locally run tests now show step numbers in their output, whether you're using the mabl CLI or the Desktop App.

API tests now have the same performance trend charts as browser tests. You can see the API test run time over time, as well as the cumulative API response time for your test. To find these trends, navigate to the API test you want to investigate, and click on the performance tab.