Overview
Download https://www.molyb.org
Install AMO
Core Features
- Compatible with Firefox 3.1 beta
- Ajax Recording using new command waitForAjax
- Introduced log window in visual mode
- New GUI Operation: "Run Selected command"
- New GUI Operation: "Run from cursor"
- Improved window and popup catching, independent of the way they were opened
- Command to catch the focused browser window regardless of name or title, see registerFocusedBrowserWindow
- Testing XML documents using XPath (like XML Schema or WSDL) with arbitary namespaces, see registerNamespace
- Accessing local files (e.g. PDF downloads) using new command storeResourePath
- extract text with regular expressions from a document and store it in a variable, see storeExtractedText
- Calling 3rd party helper applications (e.g. pdf2text),see processResource
- set Firefox preferences values to switch cookies or javascript on/off or switch the user agent, see
- Filtering tests in a suite using tags
Recorder improvements
- More DOM locators
- Image map support
- enhanced XPath support
Report improvements
- HTML report accepts deep links to testcases
- HTML report contains link to document sourcecode upon errors
Behind the scenes
- Upgraded to Selenium Core 0.8.3
- Testsuites and Brick Repository will be saved in pretty-printed XML (eases manual changes like merging)
Overview of all Issues fixed
Overview of all features
Logging Console

Molybdenum now provides a new Logging-Console, which provides various information about the recording and test-execution. Double-Clicking on an entry opens the "Log Details" window, where you can e.g. copy the message. The number of log-messages in the console can be configured via Edit -> Preferences -> Logging.
Copy & Paste Shortcuts
Switched shortcuts for "Paste" and "Paste flat". See http://www.molyb.org/jira/browse/MOLYB-118
Testing non HTML media
reference
Uploading files
reference
Handling AJAX requests and DOM changes
Starting from 0.7.1, Molybdenum introduces the new command waitForAjax together
with the ability to notice AJAX requests when in recording mode.
see Dealing with Ajax