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Your Playwright Tests Fail for This Reason (Frames, Popups, Downloads)

Modern web apps don’t “break tests” because selectors are bad. They break tests because the UI keeps changing context: iFrames (payments, chat widgets, embedded dashboards) Popups / new tabs (SSO providers, help centers, previews) Uploads & downloads (reports, resumes, exports) In older tools, these were classic flake zones: you’d switch context manually, race the …

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Playwright + AI: AI-Driven Session Preservation & Failure Triage (Built for Real CI)

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If you run Playwright in CI at scale, you’ve seen this movie. ✅ Test fails ✅ You open the screenshot ✅ Instead of the dashboard… you’re staring at the login page And suddenly everyone wonders: “Did we break prod?” Most of the time, you didn’t. What you hit is an auth/session artifact—a flaky failure …

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Self-Healing Playwright Tests: Using GenAI to Detect and Fix Login & Session Failures

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Even with Playwright’s excellent storageState support and carefully designed login flows, UI tests still fail. And most of the time, it’s not because the feature is broken. It’s because the session is. You’ve probably seen it: A token expires 5 seconds before the test finishes auth.json works for one worker but not another The …

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Playwright: Reuse Login and Test Multiple Users Easily

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If Selenium’s world is “log in, grab cookies, reuse them,” Playwright takes that idea and bakes it into the framework with a feature called storage state. Storage state = a snapshot of: Cookies Local storage Session storage That represent a logged-in browser. You can: Log in once. Save the storage state to a file. …

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Playwright: Fixing Timing Issues with Smart Waits

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One of the best things about Playwright is that it auto-waits for you: Waits for elements to be attached. Waits for them to be visible and stable. Waits for navigation to complete. This is why Playwright tests often feel less flaky than older tools. But there’s a catch: If you don’t understand how auto-wait …

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10x Your Automation Speed: How I Used Playwright & Copilot in VS Code

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Hi, I’m Hari, VP at Qeagle. 16 years. That’s how long I’ve been building automation solutions. I’ve seen every trend, every hype cycle, and every ‘next big thing’. I thought I had seen it all. But this? This is entirely different. As someone who has spent years building automation frameworks, fine-tuning locators, and teaching …

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CTS Playwright Interview Questions with Real-World Answers

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Introduction If you’re preparing for a CTS (Cognizant) automation testing interview in 2026, Playwright is almost guaranteed to appear in the discussion. Many companies now expect you to know not just Selenium, but also modern tools like Playwright, plus strong fundamentals in QA, Agile, and coding. This guide brings together real-world, CTS-style Playwright interview questions …

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Playwright MCP Explained: AI-Powered Test Automation in 2026

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If you’ve been using Selenium for years and now feel the pressure to modernize your automation skills, Playwright MCP is exactly the upgrade you’ve been waiting for. 2026 is the year testers move from “writing scripts” to orchestrating AI-powered automation workflows. And the technology making that possible is MCP — Model Context Protocol — …

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Why 70% of Testers Will Switch to Playwright in 2026 (and What You Should Do Now)

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If you’re a tester in 2026, you’ve probably noticed one thing: Playwright is everywhere. It’s in job descriptions, interview questions, automation roadmaps, and even internal QA transformation projects. And here’s the truth nobody wants to admit publicly— By 2026, nearly 70% of automation testers will shift to Playwright—some by choice, some by force. Why the drastic change? Because the market has changed. Companies no longer tolerate …

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Stage-by-Stage CI/CD Pipeline: Dev → QA → Preprod → Prod

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In my early days as a tester, I often found myself in the middle of chaos. Deployments were unpredictable, test results came late, and tracking whether a build was safe to release felt like a guessing game. There was no structured flow. One environment might pass, another fail, and by the time the release …

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Your Playwright Tests Fail for This Reason (Frames, Popups, Downloads)

Playwright + AI: AI-Driven Session Preservation & Failure Triage (Built for Real CI)

Self-Healing Playwright Tests: Using GenAI to Detect and Fix Login & Session Failures

Playwright: Reuse Login and Test Multiple Users Easily

Playwright: Fixing Timing Issues with Smart Waits

10x Your Automation Speed: How I Used Playwright & Copilot in VS Code

CTS Playwright Interview Questions with Real-World Answers

Playwright MCP Explained: AI-Powered Test Automation in 2026

Why 70% of Testers Will Switch to Playwright in 2026 (and What You Should Do Now)

Stage-by-Stage CI/CD Pipeline: Dev → QA → Preprod → Prod

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