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As we continue to provide our users with the best coverage for testing applications, we are happy to announce that Sauce Labs released Chrome 92 on July 21st.
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As we continue our mission to provide our users with the best coverage for testing applications, we are happy to announce that Sauce Labs now supports iOS 14.4 and 14.5 simulators.
iOS 14.5 introduced numerous changes in App tracking, embedded advertising, and privacy features, which you can now test using our range of iOS simulators. In addition, this release also removed support for several deprecated API's. You can read more about these known issues and resolution in this article.
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Mobile automated testing using Espresso now supports sharding and test orchestration configuration.
As we continue to provide our users with the best coverage for testing applications, we are happy to announce that Sauce Labs now supports Firefox 90.
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Naming your jobs in Sauce Labs helps you easily distinguish your test cases in a way that is meaningful to you, but occasionally, using the "name" capability in your script is not supported or needs changing during runtime. Adding or updating your job name using Sauce Lab's JavaScript Executor tool has been a solution for these cases for desktop browser and virtual mobile tests, but not for real device tests -- until now!
The Sauce Labs JavaScript Executor now supports the "sauce:job-name=My awesome job" command for real devices, so you can add or edit your job name during test execution, giving you more flexibility to run your tests your way.