What Integrates with Testinium?

Find out what Testinium integrations exist in 2025. Learn what software and services currently integrate with Testinium, and sort them by reviews, cost, features, and more. Below is a list of products that Testinium currently integrates with:

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    Selenium Reviews

    Selenium

    Software Freedom Conservancy

    2 Ratings
    Selenium automates browsers. That's all there is to it! It's up to you what you do with this power. It is primarily used to automate web applications for testing purposes. However, it is not limited to that. Boring web-based administration tasks are also possible (and should) be automated. Selenium WebDriver is a collection language-specific bindings that allows you to drive a browser the way it was intended to be driven. It will allow you to create robust browser-based regression automation suites, tests, scale, and distribute scripts across multiple environments. Selenium WebDriver is a Chrome and Firefox addon that allows you to quickly create bug reproduction scripts or scripts to assist in automated exploratory testing. It will record and playback all interactions with the browser. You can scale by running tests on multiple machines and managing multiple environments from one central point.
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    Google Chrome Reviews
    Top Pick
    Google's browser lets you connect to the rest of the world. Google has created powerful tools that allow you to connect, play and work, and help you get things done. All of this works with Chrome. Chrome is a great tool to stay productive and get the most out of your browser with Google apps like Gmail and Google Pay.
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    Mozilla Firefox Reviews
    Top Pick
    Mozilla Firefox is a free and open-source web browser developed by the non-profit Mozilla Foundation, with a strong focus on privacy and security. It includes features like Total Cookie Protection to safeguard user data and built-in tools for managing tabs across devices and editing PDFs directly within the browser. Firefox is available on multiple platforms, including Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS, ensuring a seamless experience across all devices. Known for its commitment to transparency and user-first development, Firefox offers a secure and efficient browsing experience. Its emphasis on privacy and customization makes it a popular choice for users looking for an alternative to mainstream browsers.
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    Gauge Reviews

    Gauge

    ThoughtWorks

    Free
    Gauge is an open-source framework that allows you to write and run acceptance tests. Gauge tests can be written in Markdown, which makes it easier to maintain and write them. Reuse specifications and robust, refactoring will reduce duplication. A test suite that is less code and has readable specifications will save you time and effort. Gauge can be used with multiple languages, CI/CD tools, and automation drivers. To get your test automation tool working for you, you don't need to learn a new language. Gauge's plugin architecture and ecosystem is robust. Gauge can be easily extended to support IDEs, drivers and datasources. Do not waste your time looking through stacktraces. Gauge will take a screenshot of a test failure to give you a clear picture of what went wrong. Reports can be accessed in multiple formats (XML and JSON, HTML).
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    Cucumber Reviews
    Validate executable specs against your code on any modern development platform. Cucumber Open, the #1 automation tool for Behavior Driven Development, has over 40 million downloads. Cucumber Open is not just open-source, it's also an open platform that works well with the tools that you already love and use. It works with JavaScript, Ruby,.NET, and many other platforms. Plain text specifications can be stored alongside your code in your source control system. The system's behavior should be described in a way that everyone can understand. Automate with Selenium API calls, or direct function calls within the same process. You can create your own reports or generate reports in HTML, JSON, and other formats. Integrate CucumberStudio and JIRA, or create your own plugins. BDD bridges the gap between development and business. Test automation can reduce rework. Live documentation gives you real-time insight. Integration seamless with Git
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    Appium Reviews

    Appium

    The JS Foundation

    Appium is an open-source framework for testing web apps. It can be used with native, hybrid, and mobile web apps. It can drive iOS, Android, or Windows apps using the WebDriver protocol. Appium was created with the idea that native apps should not require recompiling or including an SDK. Appium should allow you to use your preferred frameworks, test practices, and tools. Appium is an open-source project. We have made design and tool choices to encourage a vibrant contributor community. Appium is designed to automate mobile apps from any language and any testing framework. It also allows full access to back-end APIs, DBs, and test code. You can write tests using your favorite development tools, including all the languages mentioned above and possibly more (with the Selenium WebDriver and language-specific client library).
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