Reputation: 5867
I have to write end-to-end acceptance tests for my Angular App which runs on IE9. I want to know is the browser simulated by Protractor equivalent to IE9 or above?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 67
Reputation: 473813
In the ideal world or looking on it through the "rose-coloured glasses":
Yes, sure. Write your tests once - reuse and execute multiple times on any browser/capability out there. It's all handled by the same Selenium/WebDriverJS/Protractor API.
In the real world, it's not that simple. With Internet Explorer, it often comes to something you need to handle in a special way, add something to your testing code so that your expectations would be met: explicitly resolve a click promise, or add an explicit wait, or add an artificial delay, or turn off angular animations, increase implicit wait timeouts - you name it.
Upvotes: 1