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Color validations We now support color validations based on color groups rather than specific hexadecimal (HEX) codes. This allows users to validate an element’s color without specifying an exact color value. For example, you can use the following commands: check that "element" color looks red check that "element" background color looks blue check that "element" ...

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Creating a useful automated test takes more than writing a few steps. QA teams need to understand the user journey, translate it into clear actions, add meaningful checks, and keep the test aligned with the application as it changes. Building that first draft can take time, especially when a scenario involves several screens, data inputs, ...

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The global LLM market is likely to reach nearly $150 billion by 2035, up from $10.57 billion in 2026. This clearly shows how Large Language Models (LLMs) are changing the way software applications interact with users. From AI-powered customer service and virtual assistants to code generation and smart search, you see them everywhere today. Unlike ...

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nopCommerce is a free, open-source ASP.NET Core e-commerce platform for building and managing online stores. It includes product and inventory management, customer accounts, discounts and coupons, multiple currencies and languages, order management, and an administration area. Store owners can also extend it with themes, payment plugins, shipping methods, and other plugins. nopCommerce testing helps verify ...

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October 22, 2026 Following the recent disclosure of PHP remote code execution (RCE) vulnerabilities, we want to share an update with our customers and website visitors. Core services were not exposed testRigor does not use PHP in its core services. As a result, those services were not exposed to these PHP vulnerabilities. Marketing website mitigations ...

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Generative AI produces new content in response to a prompt or other input. It can produce text, summarize documents, create images, generate software code, synthesize speech, and help people explore data. These capabilities have shifted AI from a background system that classifies or predicts information to a tool that people can interact with directly. A ...

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Test Suite Deletion Users can now delete test suites directly from the Test Suites page. To delete a test suite, navigate to the Test Suites page, locate the suite you want to remove, click the three-dot menu on the right, and select Delete. Deleted test suites will be moved to the Trash Bin, where you ...

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Support for Multi-Finger Swipe Gestures With our latest release, we’ve introduced support for multi-finger swipe gestures on mobile devices. You can now perform swipe gestures using up to three fingers, enabling more complex mobile interactions. To use this feature, simply specify the number of fingers in your swipe command, as shown below: swipe right with ...

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In 2025, the enterprise LLM market was valued at USD 8.65 billion and is expected to grow to USD 33.72 billion by 2035. In test automation, when an LLM generates an automated UI test, the representation (code, keyword-driven, natural language) you ask it to produce matters. A testRigor’s four-line plain-English test can express the same ...

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