Over the last couple of months, we've released a number of changes to the test output page in mabl.

You can now provide custom headers with the mabl CLI. All tests started by the deployment will have these headers added to their browser requests. Simply add the --http-headers flag followed by the desired headers to your deployment CLI command.

We've improved the usability of the Applications List page, which can be found under Configuration > Applications.

We're continuing to release a series of improvements to the test output page.

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Alpha feature

You asked, we listened! mabl now provides multiple API key types and advanced API key options so that you can tailor keys to your specific needs while adhering to security best practices.

We’ve re-designed our left navigation bar with a focus on improved responsive behavior, so it works well across smaller screens, as well as large ones.

We’ve updated the Flows and Snippets pages to make it easier to find and manage your reusable test components. We’ve also added a separate filter for labels on both pages.

We're very excited to announce that we've updated the header in the test run output page with the following improvements:

We've included a number of performance enhancements with the latest release of the mabl Trainer Chrome extension. You should notice a very significant improvement in trainer rendering performance when moving the cursor, replaying, and toggling into/out of active training. Even large mabl tests should now perform well on these actions.