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Desktop Application Testing with Katalon Studio 7

Desktop Application Testing with Katalon Studio 7
We’ve incorporated desktop application (app) testing to Katalon Studio — starting from version 7.0.0. This addition to the tool’s existing capabilities (web, API, and mobile testing) will transform Katalon Studio into a complete cross-platform test automation solution. See release notes here Katalon Studio for Desktop App Testing Starting from Katalon Studio 7, you can test desktop apps on Windows 10 PCs. Based on Windows Application Driver (WinAppDriver) service, Katalon Studio 7 supports Universal Windows Platform (UWP), Windows Forms (WinForms), Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), and Classic Windows (Win32) apps. This capability comes with a host of features that support easy test automation. Easy setup and configurationDetect and spy Windows objectsRecord Windows actionsSmart element-locating mechanismWindows built-in and custom keywordsMinimal maintenance Easy setup and configuration Quickly get a grasp on the Katalon Studio’s user-interface and functionalities to start testing.

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