Select Record > Record and Run Settings and select the Web tab.

• If you have the Add-ons Manager enabled and set Firefox to open to a specific URL, Firefox does not open to the specified URL at the beginning of a recording or run session.

  Workaround: Disable the Add-ons Manager before using Firefox.

• If you are using an Internet Explorer embedded browser control, register your browser control. For details, see Register browser controls.
• If you run your test on a cloud browser, enter only https URLs.

• Modify event recording configuration

• Define record and run settings

• Connect to a remote Mac computer

Record and run your test on any open (supported) Web browser installed locally.

You must open the Web browser after you open UFT One.

Tip: If you did not select the Web add-in when opening UFT One, see also known issues.

To record and run tests on an application with embedded Web browser controls, select Record and run tests on any open Web browser.

You can instruct UFT One to ignore ALM browsers or other browsers that are open to a specified URL or have a specific title. For details, see Web > General Pane (Options Dialog Box).

Specify the browser and web application to open when recording or running a test:

1. Select whether to use a local browser, a mobile browser, or a cloud browser.

   For additional setup required when using these settings to test web applications:

   • On mobile browsers, including Chrome Emulators, see Define Mobile Record and Run Settings.

   • On desktop browsers, see Set up multiple browser testing.

   • On cloud browsers, see Define your Digital Lab pane details.

2. Define the URL to open, the OS, the browser, the browser version, and location.

   When working with cloud browsers on Digital Lab, you can select a specific version or one of the following:

   • latest: the most recent version supported by your Digital Lab server.

   • latest-1: the second most recent version supported by your Digital Lab server.

   • latest-2: the third most recent version supported by your Digital Lab server.

   For the list of supported versions, see the Digital Lab Support Matrix.

If you select Google Chrome Emulator, the Device list displays a subset of all supported devices, based on the definitions in the EmulatedDevices.xml file.

You can customize the list by editing the EmulatedDevices.xml file:

• To add a hidden device type to the selectable list, set that type's show_by_default attribute to True.

• To support a device type used in your tests but no longer officially supported and listed in the .xml file, add all the device information to the EmulatedDevices.xml file.

For details, see Configure your emulated devices.

Enable to use parameters for the browser, device, and manufacturer for a given test run.

For more details, see:

• Local desktop testing: Desktop web testing parameter values
• Digital Lab: Mobile parameter values

UFT One automatically adds columns to the Global tab of the Data pane or a test parameter, depending on the option selected.

Note: This option is not displayed if you select to use a cloud browser.

Displayed if you select Apple Safari (on remote Mac computer)

Enter the connection details for the remote Mac computer.

Default port: 8822

Values defined for the following environment variables override any values specified here during a run session:

• REMOTE_HOST
• USE_SSL

Instructs UFT One not to record or run tests on any browsers that are already open prior to the start of the record or run session.

Selecting this option also prevents you from viewing the properties of these browsers using the Object Spy.

Note: This option is not displayed if you select to use a cloud browser.

Instructs UFT One to close the specific browser tab launched at the start of the test when the test closes.

For headless browsers such as Headless Chrome or Phantom JS, this closes the headless browser process launched at the start of the test.

Note: This option is not displayed if you select to use a cloud browser.