Browser Steps

Browser steps give you control over browser-level functionality: tabs, storage, JavaScript execution, and request interception.

JavaScript

Execute custom JavaScript code directly in the browser context.

Configuration:

• code (required): JavaScript code to execute in browser
• timeout (optional): Maximum execution time

Learn more about JavaScript step capabilities including Faker data generation and variable setting.

New Tab

Open new browser tabs with specific URLs.

Configuration:

• url (required): URL to open in new browser tab

Switch Tab

Switch between open browser tabs.

Configuration:

• matcher (required): Tab title/url substring or regex, or tab number

Reload Tab

Reload the current browser tab.

Configuration:

• timeout (optional): Maximum time to wait for reload in milliseconds

Cookie

Set browser cookies for authentication or state management.

Configuration:

• cookie (required): Cookie string in Set-Cookie header format

Local Storage

Manage browser local storage for maintaining application state.

Configuration:

• key (required): Local storage key name
• value (required): Local storage value to set

Load Browser State

Restore previously saved browser state including cookies, storage, and session data.

Configuration:

• state (required): Browser state identifier to load

Enable Request Intercept

Enable specific request interception rules during test execution to dynamically mock API responses.

Configuration:

• ruleIds (required): Array of request intercept rule IDs to enable

Request intercept rules are managed globally in Settings > Request Intercepts. This step activates selected rules.

Disable Request Intercept

Disable specific request interception rules that were previously enabled.

Configuration:

• ruleIds (required): Array of request intercept rule IDs to disable

Copy

Copy text to the system clipboard.

Configuration:

• text (required): Text to copy to clipboard

Paste

Paste content from the system clipboard. No additional configuration required.

Unfocus

Remove focus from the currently active element. Useful for triggering blur events or closing dropdowns.