This is just a very basic list. There're many more features still to be documented:
- Ready to run in seconds by installing it as Firefox extension
- Recording, Executing and Report generation without a line of code and without any other tool installed
- Runs tests with a defined delay or step by step or failed tests only
- Allows breakpoints to be set and stored along with the test
- Improved usability since version 0.7
- Runs tests in a loop
- Capture and Replay mode
- Ajax Recording (waitForAjax)
- Imports selenese tests
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- Outputs HTML report inkl. One-Click Test-Reruns
- Attaches HTML source to broken commands
- Screenshots of the browser window linked in the report in case of error (or whenever you want)
- 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
- set Firefox preferences values to switch cookies or javascript on/off or switch the user agent
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- Keyword-based testing using bricks (reusable modules)
- Parameterizable tests using variables and data from external files
- Supports data converters written in javascript
- Logs test execution in GUI as well as to stdout
- Redirects Firefox error console to system out via "-X" command line flag
- Prints test excution times in the IDE and the reports
- Verifies command execution times
- Allows tests to be tagged and grouped for further report analysis and filtering
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- Generates reports in XML format (processable with your own stylesheets)
- Allows user commands to be linked in as javascript extension file
- Calling 3rd party helper applications (e.g. pdf2text),see processResource
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