Failure categories assigned to failing test runs are now visible in even more areas within mabl. View and expand any plan run to see any categorized failures, in addition to the existing results page, main dashboard, and new release coverage page.

After extensive validation testing, Google Chrome v94 is now available as the default version of Chrome used by mabl's cloud test runs.

We're pleased to announce that mabl has released a number of improvements to our user identity management including:

As of today, GitHub authentication is no longer available for mabl users. If you are using GitHub auth today, you will have received an email in your inbox asking you to set up a password. Please click the link in the email to do so.

Ever want to use your existing mabl tests to learn more about your app's performance? Now you can from the release coverage page. In any trial or enterprise workspace, mabl will automatically populate the "Average app load time" chart for each day from Chrome traces collected from your passing Chrome runs in the cloud. Learn more about release coverage in our docs.

After extensive validation testing, Mozilla Firefox ESR 91.1.0 is now available as the default version of Firefox used by mabl's cloud test runs.

Variables are key to creating API tests that can work with dynamic data and handle sophisticated scenarios. Starting in version 1.2.1 of the Desktop App, we make it easy for you to use variables in API test steps by autosuggesting available variable names when you need them. Remember that the syntax for referencing a variable in a string is {{@variableName}}, which is the same for API tests as well as browser tests.

You can now bulk-add labels to tests via the Tests page. This is very useful if you have many tests to which you'd like to assign the same labels. It saves you the time of manually editing each test via the Test Edit form.

Quickly view the current or historic status and quality of your testing coverage in one central place. Filter the new release coverage dashboard by test label, a date range, or environment to easily identify which tests may be flaky, haven’t been run, or have been failing consistently.

After extensive validation testing, Google Chrome v93 is now available as the default version of Chrome used by mabl's cloud test runs.