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I would also look at http://testling.com/ and https://saucelabs.com/. Not sure which is best for this kind of testing, but those are two more I'm aware of.

+ Our browser based testing service is also available at http://saucelabs.com + We have an accountless version on the front page, followed by free and open source accounts. +We have a very secure and mature tunneling system called Sauce Connect: http://www.saucelabs.com/docs/connect Five minutes of research would have been helpful.

There is also http://saucelabs.com/ and https://www.browserstack.com/ who have real devices and allow you to run automated tests.

Sauce Labs | Developers, sales, support, more | Berlin and SF | Onsite usually I work for the Berlin office of Sauce Labs (nee TestObject), and we provide a testing platform for app developers. Perform manual or live tests on a large library of Android and iOS devices. We work mostly in Java, with a lot of low level device work trying to keep devices reliable and clean for our users. I love my job, my coworkers, and would love to answer any questions about the job. Our jobs page is here: https://testobject.workable.com/ And our parent company Sauce Labs has a bunch more jobs in SF: https://saucelabs.com/company/careers

You can use BrowserStack (https://www.browserstack.com/) or Sauce Labs (https://saucelabs.com/) to test with Safari. BrowserStack supports Safari 10 now (https://www.browserstack.com/list-of-browsers-and-platforms?product=li… Sauce Labs only lists up to Safari 9 currently (https://saucelabs.com/platforms#macos).

Sauce Labs (San Francisco, CA) About Sauce Labs: We are a tight-knit team working to transform how software testing and development gets done. Our platform makes Selenium testing, JavaScript Unit testing, manual testing, and mobile application testing hassle-free. Sauce lets you test your mobile and desktop web apps instantly across 350+ OS/Browser platforms & debug easier with videos and screenshots. We are currently looking for: Core Engineers Software Engineers (Full-Stack Web) Software Engineers (Mobile R&D) Senior Software Engineers (Core) Senior Software Engineers (Web Frontend) Senior Software Engineers (Web Backend) System Administrators Solution Architects To learn more about Sauce Labs, please visit: https://saucelabs.com/ If you're interested in joining Sauce, send us your resume at: http://hire.jobvite.com/CompanyJobs/Careers.aspx?c=qDz9Vfw0&page=J…

Sauce Labs - San Francisco, Remote - https://saucelabs.com SF startup providing cloud based selenium testing. We've got our own cloud, and spin up VM's running any OS and Browser. Pipe selenium commands using the JSONWire protocol through our API to run your tests in parallel on our infrastructure. ~50 employees now and growing quickly. Ideal SF startup culture where everyone is incredible, unique, and places a strong emphasis on living a healthy and full life. Hiring: - Core Developer: working on VM architecture, Python, heavy duty networking... - Full-stack web devs - Mobile developers (for our iOS and Android images/emulators)

The actual IE for Mac has died long ago and was barely related to IE for Windows anyway. If you mean current versions, try something like Saucelabs interactive sessions. They offer many different OS/browser combinations in VMs and even their free offering is plenty for light use. https://www.saucelabs.com/ for more... In more limited form, Microsoft have their own freely downloadable VMs for certain versions of IE, though there are some tricky licensing issues, the VMs expire, and it's all quite cumbersome. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyId=21EABB90-9… For really basic tests, there's also the IE net renderer at http://ipinfo.info/netrenderer/

The true value (something I'm working on at the moment) is integrating this with Sauce (https://saucelabs.com/) to run in multiple browsers continuously.

"In exchange, we just ask that you agree you will only use this account for your OSS project(s) and that all of your test results (videos, screenshots, and the Selenium log) will be publicly accessible" This sounds great, but I couldn't find a listing of these resources anywhere, which would be great to have. The Open Sauce page [1] has a listing of some of the projects taking advantage of this service but no links to the actual test results etc. Does this exist, and if not can someone put it together? [1] http://saucelabs.com/opensource

I was a bit worried about how this would work on a company intranet. I know my IT network security people are pretty paranoid about bridge networks and all that. Looking at Sauce Connect[1], they recommend to put the service on a dedicated machine on your intranet that you can zone off so it only has access to the parts of the network you want to allow. Seems like a decent solution to allow a running a cloud service behind a firewall. [1] http://saucelabs.com/docs/connect

We do most of our testing through cloud-hosted VMs now, like http://browserstack.com and http://saucelabs.com Sauce also lets you set up selenium/WebDriver testing so you can automate it.

No per-minute plan, but Saucelabs gives you 30 minutes per month for free. $12/month for unlimited. It works great. https://saucelabs.com/docs/manual

http://saucelabs.com/ provides this setup as a service. And theirs is much more sophisticated, with screenshots and videos of failed tests.

>I believe, and you'll call me crazy, but the indicator for this second trend will be a focus on automated testing (not just unit testing) and operations cost at consumer internet companies. Right now I think maybe 5% or 10% of consumer internet companies even run one bit of test automation, hell automation at all. Look for this as an indicator that they've figured out automation reduces costs and increases agility. http://saucelabs.com/ is a company I know of in this space, but their product SUCKS (on Ubuntu/Firefox at least) and they didn't respond to my complaint emails (or fulfill their promise to remind me to cancel my trial subscription before I had to start paying for it). If someone wants to do automated browser testing right that would be awesome.

Sauce Labs ( http://saucelabs.com ) - automated functional testing with Selenium

check out http://saucelabs.com/! Write your scripts with Selenium RC, run them against any browser, and get screenshots of every important steup.

I created the Selenium project 6 years ago. These days, I'm working on my own Selenium-based startup, Sauce Labs ( http://saucelabs.com ) -- We offer commercial support for Selenium and have a cloud-based web app testing service, too, called Sauce OnDemand. Regarding Google, you might be thinking of the on-going merger between the Selenium and the WebDriver projects. WebDriver was created by Googler Simon Stewart. He currently works at Google, but WebDriver was created when Simon was still at ThoughtWorks. Also, I am a former Googler (and former ThoughtWorker), and worked on Selenium during my time at both places.

If you don't want to set up Selenium yourself, you can use http://saucelabs.com/, which does it in the cloud for you. hugs (Jason Huggins) pops up here on HN from time to time, as well.

From talking to him recently in person, he's just super busy with his startup, which is taking off: http://saucelabs.com/

Sauce Labs | Senior Eng, REST API | San Francisco, CA or Vancouver, BC | full-time, ideally on-site but open to remote Sauce Labs, a successful and rapidly growing startup building high availability software testing tools for developers and enterprises, is looking for passionate Senior Software Engineers to add to its API team. The Role: Work on a cross-functional project team and participate in shaping the technical direction to deliver high fast and high availability APIs for consumption by our own services and customers. Participate in the entire development lifecycle, from planning through implementation, documentation, testing, and deployment, all the way to monitoring. Produce high quality, maintainable code with great test coverage. Make intelligent choices for the adoption of new technologies based on your extensive experience. Enable massive scalability of our API while ensuring no negative consequences on our upstream data sources and perfect user experience on the customer side, including graceful degradation of data consumption. Protect our systems and our data from exploits, DDOS attacks, or other security loopholes. You: 6+ years of software development experience, with significant time spent in backend web API development. Solid understanding of the underlying technologies that power fast, safe, and rich web experiences, from HTTP to SSL to WebSockets, and especially API principles like rate limiting, caching, streaming, etc... Demonstrated focus on testing…

Sauce Labs - San Francisco - Core Infrastructure Engineer We're looking for backend developers to help us scale our highly available service and massive cloud of Windows, Mac and Linux virtual machines. If you re an experienced developer with an interest in distributed systems, Linux, Python, async programming and devops. If you love solving complex problems and working with awesome people, shoot me an email at santi at saucelabs. What we are looking for: - You are passionate about software. - You know what it takes to ship something. - You can think outside of the box. - You are not afraid of learning new things and improving every day. - You enjoy difficult problems and solve them in straightforward and practical ways. What we offer: - You will join a productive team - A work environment operating with values to prevent politics and friction - Competitive compensation, including benefits and equity - Catered lunches, company events and after hours with a happy group of coworkers - Sunny office in SOMA, San Francisco, in a pet-friendly building About Sauce: Sauce Labs is a SAAS+E2E series D startup in the bay area. We provide an automated testing cloud service so our customers don't have to build their own Selenium or Appium grids. We pride ourselves about our values and transparency (https://saucelabs.com/our-values). Oh, and a nice to have these days: we have a real business model! About the Team: Our Core team is currently 8 people and we plan to grow…

Sauce Labs - http://saucelabs.com/ - San Francisco, Vancouver, or remote - Software Engineer, Mobile R&D We're making mobile devices do things they aren't supposed to. We need your help. People from many different backgrounds will be considered, because most of these things have never been done before anyway. What we're doing combines Selenium/Appium testing, cloud engineering, networking, virtual machines, LXC containers, Android, iOS, python scripting, you name it. If you have a couple of those things under your belt, and you're smart and not afraid of doing hard detective work sometimes, I encourage you to apply. Previous work with a small team in a startup environment is preferred. We're very active in open source communities. Also, of all the places I've ever worked (including the allegedly "don't be evil" one), this place is the most serious about values and integrity. We have a huge opportunity in front of us, but we also want to work with people who share those values. https://saucelabs.com/careers/

https://saucelabs.com/ perhaps?

Browser testing: http://saucelabs.com

I'll just leave this here. http://saucelabs.com/

see also, SauceLabs http://saucelabs.com/

Speaking of Backtrace, they recently got acquired by Sauce Labs: https://saucelabs.com/news/sauce-labs-extends-continuous-testing-and-i…

A quick search for "Cross browser testing CI" brought up quite a few options. Sauce Labs seems to have an automated plan (https://saucelabs.com/pricing)