Windows 10: Free Microsoft Edge testing in partnership with BrowserStack

Brink · Mar 29, 2017

Today, we’re thrilled to announce a partnership with BrowserStack, a leader in mobile and web testing, to provide remote virtual testing on Microsoft Edge for free. Until now, developers who need to test against a specific version of Microsoft Edge have been limited to local virtual machines, or PCs with Windows 10 installed. However, there are many developers that don’t have easy access to Microsoft Edge for testing purposes.

BrowserStack Live Testing can run Microsoft Edge inside your WebRTC-capable browser on macOS, Windows, or Linux.

Today, we are excited to partner with BrowserStack, which provides the industry’s fastest testing on physical devices and browsers, so that you can focus on delivering customers the best version of your product or website. BrowserStack is trusted by developers at over 36,000 companies, including Microsoft, to help making the testing process faster and more accessible. Under this new partnership, developers will be able to sign into BrowserStack and test Microsoft Edge using their Live and Automate services for free.

Live testing provides a remote, cloud-based instance of Microsoft Edge over WebRTC. You can interact with the cloud-based browser just as you would an installed browser, within your local browser on any platform – whether it’s macOS, Linux, or older versions of Windows.

As testing setups are becoming more automated, we are excited to also offer BrowserStack’s Automate testing service under this partnership, for free. This method of testing allows you to run up to 10 Microsoft Edge test sessions via script, which can integrate with your local test runners via the standardized WebDriver API. You can even configure your machine so that the cloud-based browser can see your local development environment—see the Local Testing instructions at BrowserStack to learn more.

Testing Microsoft Edge in BrowserStack using WebDriver automation

To ensure you can test against all possible versions of Microsoft Edge that your users may be using, BrowserStack will be providing three versions of Microsoft Edge for testing: the two most recent “Stable” channel releases, and the most recent “Preview” release (via the Windows Insider Preview Fast ring).

You can test Microsoft Edge on the Windows 10 Anniversary Update (EdgeHTML 14) starting today. EdgeHTML 15 will be available in the Windows 10 Creators Update starting on April 11, 2017, and will come to BrowserStack in the following weeks.

BrowserStack currently serves more than 36,000 companies globally including Microsoft, AirBnB, and MasterCard. In addition to Microsoft Edge, the service provides more than 1100 combinations of operating systems and browsers and its Real Device Cloud allows anyone, anywhere to test their website on a physical Android or iOS device. With data centers located around the world, BrowserStack is trusted by over 1.6 million developers relying upon the service as it provides the fastest and most accurate testing on physical devices.

We’re very excited to partner with BrowserStack to make this testing service free for Microsoft Edge. Head over to BrowserStack and sign up to get started testing your site in Microsoft Edge today.

― Jason Weber, Director of Program Management, Microsoft Edge
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Source: Announcing free Microsoft Edge testing in partnership with BrowserStack - Microsoft Edge Dev Blog

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DanCPissedOff · Mar 29, 2017

EDGE and Federal Courts Pacer/ECM interface problems]

Edge is shutting me out of downloading my free (First) copy of a filing from the court's system. Problem started about a week ago. Courts' technical support folks said is was like an Edge problem because they had not tested with Edge. And lets not
even talk about trying to call Microsoft's Customer Abuse line.

DavidLenk · Mar 29, 2017

Microsoft Edge PDF problems

Microsoft Edge keeps associating with PDF files, no articles related to resolving it work and to make it a insult to the injury microsoft edge is about the worst application in existence at viewing pdf files so why are the ignorant programmers that make
this **** continuing to reset he association remotely without my permission?

The EDGE browser can not print pdf files correctly they always are printed 100% wrong with overlapping half cutt off text and pictures QR codes and bar codes are printed corrupt and often dont even work when printed from EDGE..

learn to write a program and TEST TEST TEST it even printing before you hijack my associations like terrorists.

this is stupid and your making me and my clients regret upgrading to free windows 10.....

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