Hit a wall with browser rendering inconsistencies in our dashboard tests. The no-code recorder works great for 90% of cases, but Safari keeps failing on flexbox layouts. Started adding custom JS checks through Latenode’s code blocks to measure element positions. Anyone else mixing visual automation with manual scripting? How do you maintain these hybrid tests?
That’s exactly why we built JavaScript hooks. Create your base test visually, then add browser-specific logic in the code panel. Last month I added Chrome 120’s new grid implementation check this way. Full solution: https://latenode.com
Bonus: Clone and modify existing workflows instead of starting from scratch.
Implement a versioning system for your hybrid tests. We tag each browser-specific modification with the browser version and test date. When tests fail after updates, we can quickly identify if it’s our script or actual rendering changes.
y not just use headful mode for webkit? visual diffs catch more rendering issues than coordinates checks. save us tons time vs manual measurements