Feature Requests & Ideas

Often times when writing steps you need verify certain steps and fields repeatedly. Mabl has the ability to duplicate steps which is very useful. However when you perform the duplication action it forces the trainer window to scroll to where the c...

Currently in test steps or tests if there are annotations or comments on the tests there is nothing to notify either an admin or other users of this. This can be done by: a different color, an icon is on the step in the trainer hovering over it sh...

As a test author, I want the ability to nest flows in other flows, so that I have finer granularity of abstraction and better flow reuse.

support running tests on Edge

If PlanA has Env1 and Env2 associated with it, it would be ideal if the PlanA ran all tests in Env1 first, completed, then re-ran all tests for Env2. This would avoid any variable overwriting that is currently happening due to PlanA running Test1 ...

As a customer from Mabl I would like to have Mabl being able to also test mobile apps so I can cover not only my web app but also my mobile apps. This would be a very big plus for us and also for other customers of Mabl.

currently our use case is to download PDF and do assertions and validations on the PDF. Mabl is not recognizing the PDF which is being downloaded client side on the browser and due to this we cannot do any validation. Good to have the ability to d...

As a QA, I would like to be able to execute our mabl tests locally and set http headers for each test run.Our development environments are protected with Google IAP. In order to bypass this security we can send http autorization headers when acces...

This is a quality of life improvement suggestion for the application. It would be very nice to have a button to make the trainer scroll to where the cursor currently is located (IE Jump to cursor). I find often times when working on larger tests i...

As a user, I'd like to ensure that the CSS properties of the system under test do not deviate from expected values by asserting against the known CSS properties of a given page element. This would be especially useful in cross-browser compatibilit...