Afina Browser vs Ghost Inspector
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It lets you create and manage UI tests that check specific functionality in your website or application. We execute these automated browser tests continuously from the cloud and alert you if anything breaks. | Afina is a development-focused browser platform built for realistic browser behavior, network analysis, and automated testing. It provides a full Chromium stack with native WebRTC and QUIC support, enabling accurate traffic patterns and connection behavior that mirror real user environments. Afina helps developers, QA engineers, and automation teams test web applications and scenarios that require real network behavior and consistent fingerprints. With secure profile isolation and automation workflows, it supports testing of complex web interactions that are difficult to simulate with traditional headless or proxy-based browsers. |
Automated browser testing from the cloud;Chrome extension for test recording;GUI editor for test building and editing;Screenshot comparison for catching display issues;API for integration into your CI setup;Selenium test export option | Developer Tools, Testing & QA, Automation |
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