Network Interception Using BiDirectional APIs In Selenium 4| LambdaTest | Part VIII
Network Interception Using BiDirectional APIs In Selenium 4| LambdaTest | Part VIII
Playlist
- From Zero To Hero: Selenium 4 Complete Tutorial
- Test Result Analysis and Reporting in Selenium 4
- Network Emulation Using Chrome DevTools In Selenium 4
- How To Capture Performance Metrics Using CDP In Selenium 4
- Network Interception Using BiDirectional APIs In Selenium 4
- Troubleshooting Tests With CDP And BiDi APIs In Selenium 4
- Responsive Testing Using Chrome DevTools Protocol In Selenium 4
- Geolocation Testing Using Chrome DevTools Protocol In Selenium 4
- Selenium Grid And Selenium IDE In Selenium 4
- How To Use Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) In Selenium 4
- What Are Relative Locators In Selenium 4
- How To Upgrade From Selenium 3 To Selenium 4
- What is E-Commerce Testing | E-Commerce Website Automation With Selenium
- Selenium 4 New Features and Improvements
About The Video
In this video on capturing network traffic using BiDi APIs in Selenium 4, Anton Angelov (@angelovstanton), CTO and Co-founder of Automate The Planet Ltd, explains how Chrome DevTools Protocol APIs can access browser network features. He also explains some of the exciting features of network interception.
Video Chapters
Introduction
Course Modules
Basic Authentication in CDP Selenium 4
How to intercept the Network Traffic using BiDirectional APIs?
What is a Black Hole Pattern?
What do you mean by Mock API Calls?
How to capture HTTP traffic in Selenium 4?
How to serve requests from cache?
What are Web Sockets?
What are Event Source Messages in web sockets?
Next- Capturing Performance Metrics using CDP
Conclusion
Anton Angelov
Anton Angelov, a distinguished figure in software testing, is the CTO & Co-founder of Automate The Planet. Widely recognized for his innovative contributions, he is the inventor of the BELLATRIX Test Automation Framework, a powerful tool transforming the landscape of automated testing.
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