Support Matrix
OpenText Core Software Delivery Platform - Functional Testing Lab for Mobile and Web

Software Version: 26.4

This document, also known as a Product Availability Matrix (PAM), provides information on system requirements, supported operating systems, technologies, and integrations.

In this topic:

Connector requirements

You can install the connector as a standalone component, on either a Linux, Windows, or macOS machine. You can also install a standalone connector on your testing-tool machine or on multiple machines in distributed locations.

When installing the connector, make sure that the connector machine meets the following requirements:

NameVersion26.326.4Remarks
RedHat9.4✔✔
RedHat8.10✔✔
RedHat8.9✔✔
RedHat8.8✔✔
Ubuntu24.04.1✔✔
Ubuntu24.04.0✔✔
Ubuntu22.04.4✔✔
Ubuntu22.04.3✔✔
NameVersion26.326.4Remarks
Windows2022✔✔
Windows2019✔✔
Windows2016✔✔
Windows11✔✔
Windows10✔✔
NameVersion26.326.4Remarks
macOS26.2✔✔
macOS26.1✔✔
macOS26✔✔
macOS15.6✔✔
macOS15.5✔✔
macOS15.4✔✔
macOS15.3✔✔
macOS15.2✔✔
macOS15.1✔✔
macOS15.0✔✔

Additional requirements

RequirementDetails
Computer Processor2.2 GHz or higher dual core processor (Quad core recommended)

Mac Computers only: Intel, Apple M1, Apple M2

Free Memory4 GB RAM
Free Hard Disk SpaceInstallation: 6 GB

Cache: This will depend on the number of apps being used. The connector caches every app installed on a device connected to it for 14 days.

Temp files: 5 GB

Maximum number of devices connected by USB to connector machineyou can connect hundreds of devices to Digital Lab. The maximum number of devices per standalone connector is 25.
Protocols & Ports Connector ports are configurable during installation:

HTTPS/ WSS (Default. 8443)

Linux only: If you are going to connect iOS devices to this machine via USB, make sure that IPV6 is enabled.

Protocols & Ports (Devices)Internal only:

Remote access: 5900
Android-specific: 5000
iOS-specific: 12345, 5901

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Ubuntu support

There are a number of considerations to be taken into account when installing the Linux connector on Ubuntu.

ConsiderationDetails
Installation typeUbuntu Normal installation and Ubuntu minimal installation are supported. Ubuntu Pro is not supported.
EditionsUbuntu Desktop and Ubuntu Server are supported.
CPUOnly X86_64 architecture is supported.
PermissionsInstallation requires sudo permissions

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Apple signing and packaging

The following software is supported for the packaging service / iOS enabler machine:

NameVersion26.326.4Remarks
macOS26.2✔✔
macOS26.1✔✔
macOS26✔✔
macOS15.6✔✔
macOS15.5✔✔
macOS15.4✔✔
macOS15.3✔✔
macOS15.2✔✔
macOS15.1✔✔
macOS15.0✔✔

Additional requirements

RequirementDetails
XcodeVersion 14 or later.
Note: Full installation of Xcode (install from App Store) is needed for the iOS packager.

For the minimum OS version required for Xcode, see the Apple developer documentation.

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Android support matrix

The table below shows the Android versions supported by each OpenText Functional Testing Lab for Mobile and Web version:

Android version26.326.4Remarks
16✔✔
16✔✔
15✔✔
14✔✔
13✔✔
12.x✔✔

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iOS support matrix

The table below shows the iOS versions supported by each OpenText Functional Testing Lab for Mobile and Web version:

iOS version26.326.4Remarks
26.5.1✔✔
26.5✔✔
26.4.2✔✔
26.4✔✔
26.3✔✔
26.2✔✔
26.1✔✔
26✔✔
18.6✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
18.5✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
18.4.1✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
18.4✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
18.3.2✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
18.3.1✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
18.3✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
18.2.1✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
18.2✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
18.1.1✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
18.1✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
18.0.1✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
18.0✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
17.7.1✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
Version 2023 and 23.4: only macOS.
(*) Developer image to be deployed.
17.6.1✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
Version 2023 and 23.4: only macOS.
(*) Developer image to be deployed.
17.5.1✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
Version 2023 and 23.4: only macOS.
(*) Developer image to be deployed.
17.5✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
Version 2023 and 23.4: only macOS.
(*) Developer image to be deployed.
17.4.1✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
Version 2023 and 23.4: only macOS.
17.4✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.2:only macOS and Ubuntu.
Version 2023 and 23.4: only macOS.
17.3✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.4: only macOS, Ubuntu and RHEL.
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
Version 2023 and 23.4: only macOS.
(*) Developer image to be deployed.
17.2✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.4: only macOS, Ubuntu and RHEL.
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
Version 2023 and 23.4: only macOS.
(*) Developer image to be deployed.
17.1.2✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.4: only macOS, Ubuntu and RHEL.
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
Version 2023 and 23.4: only macOS.
17.1.1✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.4: only macOS, Ubuntu and RHEL.
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
Version 2023 and 23.4: only macOS.
17.1✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.4: only macOS, Ubuntu and RHEL.
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
Version 2023 and 23.4: only macOS.
17.0.3✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.4: only macOS, Ubuntu and RHEL.
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
Version 2023 and 23.4: only macOS.
17.0.2✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.4: only macOS, Ubuntu and RHEL.
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
Version 2023 and 23.4: only macOS.
17.0.1✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.4: only macOS, Ubuntu and RHEL.
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
Version 2023 and 23.4: only macOS.
17.0✔✔Due to important technical changes by Apple, supported when the connector is installed on:
Version 24.4: only macOS, Ubuntu and RHEL.
Version 24.2: only macOS and Ubuntu.
Version 2023 and 23.4: only macOS.
16.6✔✔(*)Versions 2023 and earlier: Developer Mode should be enabled. For details, see the Apple Developer documentation.
16.5.1✔✔(*)Versions 2023 and earlier: Developer Mode should be enabled. For details, see the Apple Developer documentation.
(**) Developer image to be deployed
16.5✔✔(*)Versions 2023 and earlier: Developer Mode should be enabled. For details, see the Apple Developer documentation.
(**) Developer image to be deployed
16.4.1✔✔(*)Versions 2023 and earlier: Developer Mode should be enabled. For details, see the Apple Developer documentation.
(**) Developer image to be deployed
16.4✔✔(*)Versions 2023 and earlier: Developer Mode should be enabled. For details, see the Apple Developer documentation.
(**) Developer image to be deployed
16.3.1✔✔(*)Versions 2023 and earlier: Developer Mode should be enabled. For details, see the Apple Developer documentation.
16.3✔✔(*)Versions 2023 and earlier: Developer Mode should be enabled. For details, see the Apple Developer documentation.
(**) Developer image to be deployed
16.2✔✔(*)Versions 2023 and earlier: Developer Mode should be enabled. For details, see the Apple Developer documentation.
(**) Developer image to be deployed
16.1.2✔✔(*)Versions 2023 and earlier: Developer Mode should be enabled. For details, see the Apple Developer documentation.
(**) Developer image to be deployed
16.1.1✔✔(*)Versions 2023 and earlier: Developer Mode should be enabled. For details, see the Apple Developer documentation.
16.1✔✔(*)Versions 2023 and earlier: Developer Mode should be enabled. For details, see the Apple Developer documentation.
16.0.3✔✔(*)Versions 2023 and earlier: Developer Mode should be enabled. For details, see the Apple Developer documentation.
16.0.2✔✔(*)Versions 2023 and earlier: Developer Mode should be enabled. For details, see the Apple Developer documentation.
16.0✔✔(*)Versions 2023 and earlier: Developer Mode should be enabled. For details, see the Apple Developer documentation.
15.7.8✔✔
15.7.2✔✔
15.7.1✔✔
15.7✔✔(*) Developer image to be deployed
15.6.1✔✔
15.6✔✔
15.5✔✔
15.4.1✔✔
15.4✔✔
15.3✔✔
15.2.1✔✔
15.2✔✔
15.1.1✔✔
15.1✔✔
15.0.2✔✔
15.0.1✔✔
15.0✔✔
14.8✔✔
14.7.1✔✔
14.7✔✔
14.6✔✔
14.5.1✔✔
14.5✔✔
14.4.2✔✔
14.4.1✔✔
14.4✔✔
14.3✔✔
14.2✔✔
14.1✔✔
14.0.1✔✔
14.0✔✔

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iOS 17 and later support

If you plan to connect devices running on iOS 17 and later, a number of considerations should be taken into account:

ConsiderationDetails
Supported OSLinux and macOS: iOS 17 and later is supported on the following:
  • Mac connector. For iOS 18, macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later is required.
  • Linux Ubuntu standalone connector.
  • RedHat Enterprise Linux 8.9, 8.10 and 9.4 standalone connector.
Windows: Only iOS version 17.4 and later is supported on the Windows connector.
Other requirements and considerations
  • IPv6 is required.
  • Dev access is not supported.

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Android Chrome support matrix

The table below shows the Android Chrome versions supported by each OpenText Functional Testing Lab for Mobile and Web version:

Chrome version26.326.4Remarks
150✔✔
149✔✔
148✔✔
147✔✔
146✔✔
145✔✔
144✔✔
143✔✔
142✔✔
141✔✔
140✔✔
139✔✔
138✔✔
137✔✔
136✔✔
135✔✔
134✔✔
133✔✔
132✔✔
131✔✔
130✔✔
129✔✔
128✔✔
127✔✔
126✔✔
125✔✔
124✔✔
123✔✔
122✔✔
121✔✔
120✔✔
119✔✔
118✔✔
117✔✔
116✔✔
115✔✔
114✔✔
113✔✔
112✔✔
111✔✔
110✔✔
109✔✔
108✔✔
107✔✔
106✔✔
105✔✔
104✔✔
103✔✔
102✔✔
101✔✔
100✔✔
99✔✔
98✔✔
97✔✔
96✔✔
95✔✔
94✔✔
93✔✔
92✔✔
91✔✔
90✔✔
89✔✔
88✔✔
87✔✔
86✔✔

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Cloud Browser support matrix

The table below shows the Cloud Browser versions and names supported by each OpenText Functional Testing Lab for Mobile and Web version:

PlatformBrowser nameBrowser version26.326.4Remarks
WindowsChrome150✔✔
WindowsChrome149✔✔
WindowsChrome148✔✔
WindowsFirefox152✔✔
WindowsFirefox151✔✔
WindowsFirefox150✔✔
WindowsEdge149✔✔
WindowsEdge148✔✔
WindowsEdge147✔✔
macOSChrome149✔✔
macOSEdge149✔✔
macOSFirefox152✔✔
macOSSafari18✔✔

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Supported devices

OpenText Functional Testing Lab for Mobile and Web supports any device that meets the minimum required OS.
In addition, the most popular devices have been tested and verified with OpenText Functional Testing Lab for Mobile and Web as follows:

ModelManufacturerOSType
Iphone 11 AppleiOSPhone
Iphone 14AppleiOSPhone
Iphone 13 Pro MaxAppleiOSPhone
Iphone 12 MiniAppleiOSPhone
Iphone 15 PlusAppleiOSPhone
Iphone 14AppleiOSPhone
Iphone 16AppleiOSPhone
Iphone 15AppleiOSPhone
Iphone 13 AppleiOSPhone
IPhone 12AppleiOSPhone
IPhone 12AppleiOSPhone
Iphone 11 Pro MaxAppleiOSPhone
IPhone 17AppleiOSPhone
IPhone 17 ProAppleiOSPhone
Ipad Mini A17 ProAppleiOSTablet
Ipad Pro 4th GenAppleiOSTablet
Ipad Pro 3rd Gen AppleiOSTablet
Ipad 8th Gen AppleiOSTablet
Ipad Mini 5th Gen AppleiOSTablet
Ipad 7th Gen AppleiOSTablet
Ipad 9th Gen AppleiOSTablet
Ipad 10th Gen AppleiOSTablet
Google Pixel 7aGoogleAndroidPhone
Google Pixel 9GoogleAndroidPhone
Google Pixel 9 ProGoogleAndroidPhone
Edge 60MotorolaAndroidPhone
Nord 4OnePlusAndroidPhone
OnePlus 11OnePlusAndroidPhone
A5OppoAndroidPhone
Civi 14XIAOMIAndroidPhone
RealMe 14 ProOppoAndroidPhone
Pad ProRedmiAndroidPhone
Note 14 ProRedmiAndroidPhone
Redmi 9 PowerRedmiAndroidPhone
Redmi Note 11 ProRedmiAndroidPhone
Redmi Note 10RedmiAndroidPhone
Galaxy S24SamsungAndroidPhone
Galaxy A56SamsungAndroidPhone
Galaxy Z Fold 4SamsungAndroidPhone
Galaxy S25SamsungAndroidPhone
Galaxy A23SamsungAndroidPhone
Galaxy A34 5GSamsungAndroidPhone
Galaxy Note20SamsungAndroidPhone
Galaxy A54 5GSamsungAndroidPhone
Galaxy S21 5GSamsungAndroidPhone
Galaxy S22SamsungAndroidPhone
Galaxy S20+SamsungAndroidPhone
POCO M7XIAOMIAndroidPhone
Xiaomi 11 LiteXIAOMIAndroidPhone
Tab S10FESamsungAndroidTablet
Pad 2OnePlusAndroidTablet
Pad 60MotorolaAndroidTablet
Galaxy Tab ASamsungAndroidTablet

Notes for Oppo and Vivo Chinese versions only:
Supported only on Ubuntu connectors.
Supported language: Simplified Chinese.
Supported OS:

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Supported Android devices for accessibility testing with audio

This section details the devices supported for Android audio streaming and TalkBack audio accessibility testing, and for device pairing for VoiceOver accessibility testing:

Google

Samsung

Xiaomi and Redmi

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OpenText products

This topic includes the list of OpenText products supported with OpenText Functional Testing Lab for Mobile and Web:

Version26.326.4Remarks
Functional Testing 26.3✔✔
Functional Testing 26.1✔✔
Functional Testing 25.2✔✔
Functional Testing 24.4✔✔
Version26.326.4Remarks
Functional Testing for Developers 26.3✔✔
Functional Testing for Developers 26.1✔✔
Functional Testing for Developers 25.2✔✔
Functional Testing for Developers 24.4✔✔
Version26.326.4Remarks
BPT 25.1~~
BPT 24.1~~
Version26.326.4Remarks
Professional Performance Engineering/TC 26.3✔✔
Professional Performance Engineering/TC 26.1✔✔
Professional Performance Engineering/TC 25.3✔✔
Professional Performance Engineering/TC 25.1✔✔
Version26.326.4Remarks
Enterprise Performance Engineering 26.3✔✔
Enterprise Performance Engineering 26.1✔✔
Enterprise Performance Engineering 25.3✔✔
Enterprise Performance Engineering 25.1✔✔
LRE 24.3✔✔
Version26.326.4Remarks
Application Quality Management 26.1✔✔
Application Quality Management 25.1✔✔
Version26.326.4Remarks
Silk 21.0.1 ~~
Version26.326.4Remarks
Jenkins Plugin 25.4✔✔
Jenkins Plugin 25.3✔✔
Jenkins Plugin 25.2✔✔

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Integrations

This topic includes list of technical integrations when working with OpenText Functional Testing Lab for Mobile and Web:

IntegrationVersionAndroidiOS26.326.4Remarks
Flutter2.2.0✔✔✔✔
Flutter1.22.5✔✔✔✔
IntegrationVersionAndroidiOS26.326.4Remarks
AVFoundationNot applicable✘✔✔✔Part of iOS system
Vision.framework Not applicable✘✔✔✔Part of iOS system
Android XNot applicable✔✘✔✔Part of Android system.
Camera 1Not applicable✔✘✔✔Part of Android system.
Camera 2Not applicable✔✘✔✔Part of Android system.
Camera NDKNot applicable✔✘✔✔Part of Android system.
IntegrationVersionAndroidiOS26.326.4Remarks
ZXingify-objc3.6.8✘✔✔✔See https://github.com/zxingify/zxingify-objc
ZXing-cpp2.1.0✘✔✔✔See https://github.com/zxing-cpp/zxing-cpp
ZXing3.5.2✔✘✔✔See https://github.com/zxing/zxing
ZXing3.4.0✔✘✔✔See https://github.com/zxing/zxing
Scandit Barcode Scanner SDK1.38.0✔✘✔✔
Google Mobile VisionNot applicable✔✘✔✔Part of Android system. Deprecated since December 2020.
MLKitNot applicable✔✘✔✔Part of Android system.
AVFoundationNot applicable✘✔✔✔Part of iOS system
Vision.framework Not applicable✘✔✔✔Part of iOS system
IntegrationVersionAndroidiOS26.326.4Remarks
Appium3.2.0✔✔✔✔In Beta stage
Appium2.17.0✔✔✔✔
Appium1.22.2✔✔✔✔

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Additional information

This topic includes additional information when working with OpenText Functional Testing Lab for Mobile and Web:

TopicDetails
Supported SSL protocolsThe server and connector support the latest SSL standards for all communication between server and connectors, supported OpenText testing tools/Appium, and browsers:
  • TLS v1.3
  • TLS v1.2
Supported browsersThe following browsers are supported on clients connecting to Digital Lab's Lab console:
  • Chrome
  • Firefox
  • Microsoft Edge
  • Safari
Screen resolutionsDigital Lab supports the following screen resolutions:

Windows:

  • 1920 x 1200
  • 1920 x 1080
  • 1600 x 1200
  • 1366 x 728
macOS:
  • 1440 x 900
  • 2880 x 1800
  • 2560 x 1600
Language support
  • Non-English operating systems are supported, provided that the date settings are configured to the Gregorian calendar.
  • Non-English apps are supported by Digital Lab.
  • Only English language physical keyboards are supported.
  • Digital Lab's user interface supports 7 languages (L10N) - English, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese and Spanish. When accessing the lab console without a testing tool, the language used in the user interface is determined by the display language set in the web browser. When connecting to Digital Lab through a testing tool, the displayed language is determined by the language used for the testing tool.
  • Device OS is supported for 8 languages (L10N) - English, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese(Brazil), and Spanish.
  • Translated help: When using the Japanese version of the Digital Lab Help Center, the search functionality does not support Japanese characters.
    Workaround: Enter search strings in English. Results are shown in English, but the links open the relevant Japanese help pages.

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Removed features

OpenText Functional Testing Lab for Mobile and Web no longer supports these features:

FeatureFrom version
Service Virtualization integrationUFT Digital Lab 24.2
Support for Android 8 and Android 9Functional Testing Lab for Mobile and Web 26.1
Support for iOS 13Functional Testing Lab for Mobile and Web 26.1

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Limitations

This topic includes known issues and limitations when working with OpenText Functional Testing Lab for Mobile and Web:

Installation and upgrade

General

Record and replay

Record and Replay - Android specific

Record and Replay - iOS specific

Packaged apps

Non-packaged apps

Non-packaged apps - Android specific

Non-packaged apps - iOS specific

AWS server and Amazon Device Farm

Native browsers

Native browsers - Android specific

Native browsers - iOS specific

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