FireWatir is an open-source tool that enables scripts written for Internet Explorer to also work with Firefox without significant modifications. It's a WATiR-based tool that operates on Firefox, ensuring bridge compatibility, thereby reducing the need for changes to existing scripts.
FireWatir is a valuable open source tool for those looking to expand their WATiR scripts beyond Internet Explorer compatibility. With FireWatir, your existing WATiR scripts will be able to work seamlessly with the Firefox browser, without requiring major modifications. Whether you're looking to transition to using Firefox exclusively or just need cross-browser functionality for your WATiR project, FireWatir is an excellent solution.
Unlike other tools that may require significant rewriting of scripts or the use of a separate framework, FireWatir integrates smoothly with your existing WATiR scripts. In most cases, little to no change is required to achieve compatibility with Firefox, allowing you to focus on the actual testing rather than wrangling with technical details.
Another advantage of FireWatir is that it retains the familiar syntax and method structure of WATiR, making it easy for existing users to pick up and use. The FireWatir API has been designed to follow WATiR conventions, meaning that you can continue to use the same methods and syntax to interact with browser elements regardless of whether you're using IE or Firefox.
Finally, thanks to its open source nature, FireWatir is free to use and constantly being updated and improved by the community. If you're looking to get the most out of your WATiR scripts and expand their functionality, FireWatir is an excellent tool to consider. It offers ease of use, flexibility, and a cost-effective solution for cross-browser testing.
Unlike other tools that may require significant rewriting of scripts or the use of a separate framework, FireWatir integrates smoothly with your existing WATiR scripts. In most cases, little to no change is required to achieve compatibility with Firefox, allowing you to focus on the actual testing rather than wrangling with technical details.
Another advantage of FireWatir is that it retains the familiar syntax and method structure of WATiR, making it easy for existing users to pick up and use. The FireWatir API has been designed to follow WATiR conventions, meaning that you can continue to use the same methods and syntax to interact with browser elements regardless of whether you're using IE or Firefox.
Finally, thanks to its open source nature, FireWatir is free to use and constantly being updated and improved by the community. If you're looking to get the most out of your WATiR scripts and expand their functionality, FireWatir is an excellent tool to consider. It offers ease of use, flexibility, and a cost-effective solution for cross-browser testing.
What's New
Version 1.2.0: N/A