Hi @Chandrakant41,
In my experience, while Cloud Test Runner doesn't replace the headless browser, it's a platform that can incorporate the usage of headless browsers as part of its test execution capabilities, providing a more scalable and manageable way to run tests across various environments.
Cloud Test Runner isn't a direct replacement for a headless browser but rather a service that facilitates and manages the execution of tests, including those involving headless browsers.
A headless browser refers to a browser that doesn't have a graphical user interface (GUI) and operates entirely in the background, often used for automated testing or web scraping. Examples include Chrome Headless, Firefox Headless, or PhantomJS.
Cloud Test Runner, on the other hand, is a service or platform that orchestrates and manages the execution of tests in various environments, which can include headless browsers. It doesn't replace the functionality of a headless browser itself but rather complements it by providing a platform where tests (including those utilizing headless browsers) can be run efficiently, in parallel, or various configurations.
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Marcos Kassak
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