Hi,
For some test scenarios it'd helpful to have two (or more) browsers in one single test. For example, to test a chat application, you'd need two browsers that are visiting the website and starting a chat with each other.
Right now, the below is not possible as internally only one webdriver is created and user2 is working with the same instance as user1:
const user1 = redline.loadBrowser('phantomjs');
const user2 = redline.loadBrowser('phantomjs');
Can you allow multiple instances or let me know if there's another way to achieve this behaviour?
Thanks!
Hi,
For some test scenarios it'd helpful to have two (or more) browsers in one single test. For example, to test a chat application, you'd need two browsers that are visiting the website and starting a chat with each other.
Right now, the below is not possible as internally only one webdriver is created and user2 is working with the same instance as user1:
const user1 = redline.loadBrowser('phantomjs');const user2 = redline.loadBrowser('phantomjs');Can you allow multiple instances or let me know if there's another way to achieve this behaviour?
Thanks!