Differences between supported browsers
You may encounter differences in the test results and in the test run when replaying on a browser different than the one you recorded the script on.
Note:
- TruClient Browser has replaced use of the Firefox browser. Scripts that are configured to run with Firefox will automatically be run by TruClient Browser.
- TruClient Lite supports only the Chrome browser. For details, see TruClient Lite.
The following table describes features that have limitations in one or more of the browsers.
Item/Feature |
Chromium |
Internet Explorer |
TruClient Browser |
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Browser description |
Chromium is an open-source Web browser project from which Google Chrome draws it source code. |
Browser developed for Microsoft Windows. |
TruClient browser developed for Windows, based on Mozilla technology. |
Browser version |
Chromium 68 |
Internet Explorer 10, 11 |
Equivalent to Firefox version 58.0.2 (For TruClient - Native Mobile scripts: Equivalent to Firefox version 50.0) |
Modify browser preferences |
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SSL Connections Report the number of open SSL connections. |
Chromium does not expose the number of open SSL connections. |
TruClient Browser does not expose the number of open SSL connections. |
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Responsive design based application |
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Record snapshots Snapshots generated during the recording of a script. |
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Modem speed emulation |
Note: All browsers support:
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TruClient Coded, which enables converting TruClient actions to code. For details, see Convert TruClient actions and functions to code.
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Network Virtualization reports integration, which provides information about how your application performs over various networks. See NV Insights Report.
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Network Virtualization emulation integration, which enables configuring a WAN profile on the group in the Controller.
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Diagnostics integration, which enables server side diagnostics for J2EE and .Net applications.
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Automatically or manually attaching the client certificate to the script folder when recording a script.
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IP spoofing, which enables mimicking multiple IP addresses from the same load generator.
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Verifying the content of a PDF document during script execution.
See also: