This section lists updates delivered since the last major release, with the most recent updates showing at the top.
Android 17 Beta 4 | Real devices
You can now test your applications on real devices running Android 17 Beta 4.
If you are interested in having Android 17 devices connected in your cloud, contact Perfecto Support.
iOS 26.5.1 GA | Real devices
You can now test your applications on real devices running iOS 26.5.1 GA.
Devices running iOS 26.x require a cloud with HSS 2.0 and macOS Sequoia. If you are interested in having iOS 26.x devices connected in your cloud, contact Perfecto Support.
For complete support information, see iOS support updates.
Improved precision for UI elements | AI Scriptless
When you use the AI User Actions command, to improve interaction precision with small or unclear elements, you can now instruct the Assistant to focus on a certain area. For example, use this more robust approach to select densely packed checkboxes, small text fields, or complex filter inputs. In these cases, tell the assistant first to "focus on" the section, to "look closely at ...," to "zoom into...," to "look at the small the text in...," or similar.
To learn more, see Best practices for working with AI user actions.
Firefox 152 Beta | Browser support
You can now test your applications in Mozilla Firefox 152 Beta on Windows and Mac machines.
For a complete list of supported browsers, see Supported platforms.
Chrome 149 Stable | Browser support
You can now test your applications in Google Chrome 149 Stable on Windows and Mac machines.
For a complete list of supported browsers, see Supported platforms.
Form completion with AI User Actions | AI Scriptless
When you use the AI User Actions command to fill in forms, you can now enter values for multiple fields in a single prompt instead of using separate actions for each field.
This feature is available only for web sessions (desktop browser, mobile web, and WebView). It is not supported on native mobile or native desktop applications.
To enable this functionality in your cloud environment, contact Perfecto Support.
To learn more, see Best practices for working with AI user actions.
Keyboard shortcuts | AI Scriptless
Keyboard shortcuts are now documented for the AI Scriptless experience, enabling you to perform common device interactions more efficiently. This helps reduce reliance on mouse actions and improves speed and precision when creating, editing, and executing tests.
The available shortcuts support actions such as closing the device, navigating to the home screen, taking screenshots, rotating the device, entering secure text, and more across both Windows and macOS environments.
To learn more, see Use keyboard shortcuts.
UI changes when opening a device | Manual testing
In the Manual Testing view, the Open device button is now located at the bottom right of the screen. To open a device, choose the device when in the grid or list view, and then click Open device.
To learn more, see Select a device for manual testing.
Quantum 3.2.3 | Framework support
Quantum 3.2.3 is now available. This release introduces enhancements to AI Visual Comparison, including new steps, utility methods, and configurable failure criteria. It also improves execution handling and reporting, adds support for variables in FROM and TO filters via testng.xml, and fixes an issue where screenshots were missing from Perfecto reports.
Quantum continues to require Java 11 as the minimum supported version.
Before upgrading, ensure compatibility with changes introduced in version 3.0.0.
To learn more, see Quantum 3.2.3 release notes.
iOS 26.6 Beta 1 | Real devices
You can now test your applications on real devices running iOS 26.6 Beta 1.
Devices running iOS 26.x require a cloud with HSS 2.0 and macOS Sequoia. If you are interested in having iOS 26.x devices connected in your cloud, contact Perfecto Support.
For complete support information, see iOS support updates.
Playwright: Startup arguments | Automation testing
You can now configure browser startup behavior for Playwright desktop web tests on Perfecto by passing custom startup arguments through the playwrightArgs capability. This allows you to control how the remote browser instance started by Perfecto launches when connecting to a remotely launched browser using Playwright, for example by enabling specific browser modes.
To learn more, see the Optional Playwright configuration section in Set up Playwright with Perfecto.
API usage for web and virtual devices | Perfecto Connect
The documentation now clarifies how to configure Perfecto Connect for API‑based testing with web and virtual devices to connect to internal applications. This update does not introduce new functionality. It documents behavior that was already supported but not previously described.
To learn more, see Associate web and virtual device executions with a Perfecto Connect tunnel (API-based).
Secured String variables in AI commands | AI Scriptless
In AI Scriptless, you can now use the Secured String variable type in AI commands to store sensitive values, such as passwords or API keys. Secured string variables are masked and are not displayed in reporting steps, helping reduce exposure of sensitive data when working with AI‑driven scriptless tests.
To learn more, see Create AI-powered validations and Perform AI-driven user actions.
Firefox 151 Stable | Browser support
You can now test your applications in Mozilla Firefox 151 Stable on Windows and Mac machines.
For a complete list of supported browsers, see Supported platforms.
