Ours is a eCommerce web site with SAP as the back end. Our Customers use the desktop version, and on mobile platform as well.
For this reason, we test our site both on desktop and specifically on mobile using BrowserStack cloud device farm.
The web site source code is same(made with node.js with vue.js,nuxt.js) on both the plaforms - desktop as well as mobile. We use Selenium v4.16.1 with Java code to test automate the web site on mobile browsers. Desktop Chrome Browser allows few mobile profiles(Open dev tools + click an toggle device tool bar icon at top left side Ctrl+Shift+M) for mimicking the running the site on a Mobile device.
Issues arise like location permission Browser pop ups can't be answered (using Browser options class) and Actions class is not effective on drop down menus.
- Chrome Options class is in-effective in responding to location permission Browser pop-up
- Actions class alone is not useful, in order to click a drop-down menu item.
Should retrieve the entire menu item list, iterate and use **JavaScriptExecutor** to select a specific menu item
Apart from these issues, for having a comprehensive approach for testing this set up, is there a prescribed approach for going about testing ?
I am familiar with native mobile app testing using Appium, even though it does not apply for this case. Thanks for advise and insights.