Supported platforms

Use the browserVersion  capability to select the version of the browser to configure in your desktop web device.

You can follow the browser version roadmaps at the following links:

• Chrome
• Firefox

Windows

¹ Some Windows versions run on Windows Server, as listed above.

² Edge is configured to disable the pop-up blocker.

³ Support for this version was ended by Microsoft on June 15, 2022.

Due to Microsoft licensing issues, its Microsoft Server counterpart is supplied when you request a desktop edition. This does not affect the view or the input needed in the capabilities, but it entails the usage of slightly different libraries.

Screen resolutions

• 1024x768 (default)
• 1280x1024
• 1366x768
• 1440x900
• 1600x1200
• 1920x1080
• 2560x1440

Mac

Mac web sessions are created using physical Mac machines installed at your Perfecto CQ Lab.

Perfecto's Selenium web testing is supported as specified in the following table.

You can only run Mac web sessions across multiple locations if your company has multiple Perfecto Labs with Mac machines installed.

Screen resolutions

• 800x600
• 1024x768 (default)
• 1280x1024
• 1280x720
• 1440x900
• 1680x1050
• 1920x1080
• 2560x1440
• 2560x1600
• 3840x2160

• Except for Visual Analysis commands, Perfecto's extensions are currently not supported for desktop web testing.
• When creating a session with the platformName capability set to Mac, the location capability is mandatory.
• Mac web sessions are created on real machines. This limits their number and type to the Mac machines installed on-site (CQ Lab).

The following operations are not currently supported on devices with the specified configurations:

driver.get("https://staff-np6.np.mlc.com.au/user/session/staff/login/manual");
driver.findElement(By.id("moreInfoContainer")).click();
driver.findElement(By.id("overridelink")).click();

Perfecto supports simulators for iOS versions 13.7 and later, as specified in the following table. By default, Perfecto selects iPhone 13 with iOS 15.5.

The string in the Device model column corresponds to the value accepted by the deviceName capability. The value is not case sensitive.

^* All regions except Canada

Perfecto supports emulators for Android versions 10 and later, as specified in the following table. By default, Perfecto selects Google Pixel 4 on Android 13.

The string in the Device model column corresponds to the value accepted by the deviceName capability. The value is not case sensitive.

^* The following limitation applies to Android 12 and later: Secured screens do not display in videos and during live testing. However, you can use 'Secured screen instrumentation' during the app installation process to ensure that secured screens will be visible in the installed app. For details, see Manage apps. For automation testing, you can use the existing capability securedScreenInstrument. To turn on instrumentation of secured screens, set this capability to true. See also Perfecto Command.