Cross-browser. Playwright supports all modern rendering engines including Chromium, WebKit, and Firefox. Cross-platform. Test on Windows, Linux, and macOS, locally or on CI, headless or headed. …

Key features include: - **Task Management**: Add, edit, complete, and delete individual todos - **Bulk Operations**: Mark all todos as complete/incomplete and clear all completed todos - **Filtering …

Check out our detailed guide on UI Mode to learn more about its features. Run tests in headed mode To run your tests in headed mode, use the --headed flag. This gives you the ability to visually see how …

Beware that globalSetup and globalTeardown lack some features — see the intro section for a detailed comparison. Consider using project dependencies instead to get full feature support.

At the same time, test can use all the powers of Node.js as well as all the Playwright Test features. As a result, the same parallel, parametrized tests with the same post-mortem Tracing story are available …

Check network activity and other developer tools features To debug your tests using the browser developer tools, start by setting a breakpoint in your test to pause the execution using the …

Writing tests Introduction Playwright tests are simple: they perform actions and assert the state against expectations. Playwright automatically waits for actionability checks to pass before performing each …

Sharding Introduction By default, Playwright runs test files in parallel and strives for optimal utilization of CPU cores on your machine. In order to achieve even greater parallelisation, you can further scale …

Check network activity and other developer tools features To debug your tests using the browser developer tools, start by setting a breakpoint in your test to pause the execution using the …

IntroductionUI Mode Introduction UI Mode lets you explore, run, and debug tests with a time travel experience complete with a watch mode. All test files are displayed in the testing sidebar, allowing …