You can also use latest, latest-beta, latest-1, latest-2, etc., to test on the latest n versions of the specified browser. Note: Check out the list of supported browsers for running Playwright tests.Īpplicable only if the browser is chrome or edge See the next section for an illustrated example.

Use aywrightVersion capability as 1.latest or 1.latest-1 to choose the Playwright version. The browser_version capability is applicable only when using a branded browser.įor Playwright’s bundled browsers, use: playwright-chromium, playwright-firefox or playwright-webkit. OS X: Mojave, Catalina, Big Sur, Monterey, and Venturaįor branded browsers, use: chrome or edge.

Operating system version where you want to run your test on Note: Check out the list of supported operating systems for running Playwright tests. I am aware of the HTML-only version of Discourse when Javascript is disabled, but this is not a solution in my case, as these users need to be able to use at least basic Discourse functionalities - post, reply, like, vote in polls, etc.Operating system you want to run the tests on Mozilla Firefox is a free and open source web browser developed for Microsoft Windows, OS X, and Linux, coordinated by Mozilla Corporation and Mozilla. If 4 years is already considered to be too old by Discourse developers, then we will probably be forced to abandon Discourse and go back to emails - which is my worst nightmare at the moment, to be honest. In our community we will definitely have some users with old phones/computers (elderly people, poor people or people simply not interested in changing their phones every year). I am aware that Firefox 45 is 4 years old and that Discourse has a strict “only latest versions of the major browsers are supported” policy, but still I wonder if this is an expected behavior or if Discourse and Firefox 45 should still work fine together. She uses Firefox 45 on an old computer and she says that she cannot upgrade Firefox because the computer is too old. One user on my Discourse forum is complaining about various interface bugs (buttons not being at the correct place, for instance).

Firefox os x compatibility