30 Days Of Ecommerce Testing Day 9: Tools

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Ok, so let’s add a few that are not here yet (although they’re not always my favourite, esp. the first one):

  1. personal brain - useful not only for e-commerce, allows building domain knowledge, has limits when you try to get out of your heuristics but, at the same time, it’s the only thing that allows you to do so (and thus constantly get out of checking and return to testing)
  2. other ecommerces: for generating potentially viable business/ux test cases
  3. charles/fiddler - for monitoring traffic as well as manipulating connection & responses
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All answers I agree with and have been so useful for me in e-commerce testing. I love those free tools: Bug Magnet, Modify Headers and of course Dev Tools.

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Hello All,

Currently i’m working in eCommerce domain and mostly i will use below listed tools/add-on’s.

  1. Bugasura for app’s testing
  2. Linkdialler for mobile site testing
  3. ChroPath
  4. Chrome Dev tools
  5. CSSViewer (provides info about the UI elements in a page)
  6. LinkMiner/Broken Link Checker - identifier of broken links
  7. Browserstack and real devices for mobile testing
  8. Postman for API requests
  9. SOAP UI
  10. Full Page Screen Capture
  11. Ghostery – Privacy Ad Blocker (Ghostery is a powerful privacy extension. Block ads, stop trackers and speed up websites.)
  12. Loom - Video Recorder: Screen, Webcam
  13. FileZilla for processing the order files
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postman for api testing
zap tool for security testing
neo load for load testing
bug magnet for input to text boxes

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In place of chropath, i would recommend to upgrade to SelectorsHub which is created by the same developer. Selectorshub is very advance than chropath.

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