diff --git a/src/components/Sponsors.js b/src/components/Sponsors.js index a7a0d21f..751e9c2b 100644 --- a/src/components/Sponsors.js +++ b/src/components/Sponsors.js @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ const SponsorList = [ { title: 'BrowserStack', logo: 'img/sponsors/browserstack.png', - link: 'https://www.browserstack.com/', + link: 'https://www.browserstack.com/automate?utm_source=serenity-bdd&utm_medium=partnered', description: 'Give your users a seamless experience by testing on 3000+ real devices and browsers. Don\'t compromise with emulators and simulators.' }, { diff --git a/theserenitybook.legacy/2.0.30/remote.html b/theserenitybook.legacy/2.0.30/remote.html index 5c4fde04..cd06ff0a 100644 --- a/theserenitybook.legacy/2.0.30/remote.html +++ b/theserenitybook.legacy/2.0.30/remote.html @@ -231,7 +231,7 @@

The Serenity Book

-

You can also use Serenity to run your WebDriver tests on a remote machine, such as a Selenium Grid or a remote service such as provided by SauceLabs or BrowserStack. This allows you to run your web tests against a variety of different browsers and operating systems, and also benefit from faster test execution when running the tests in parallel.

+

You can also use Serenity to run your WebDriver tests on a remote machine, such as a Selenium Grid or a remote service such as provided by SauceLabs or BrowserStack. This allows you to run your web tests against a variety of different browsers and operating systems, and also benefit from faster test execution when running the tests in parallel.

In all cases, you tell Serenity to run tests remotely by using the Selenium Remote driver,

@@ -446,7 +446,7 @@

Running Serenity Tests on BrowserStack

-

Serenity provides integrated support for running tests on BrowserStack.

+

Serenity provides integrated support for running tests on BrowserStack.

First of all, add the serenity-browserstack dependency to your project:

diff --git a/theserenitybook.legacy/2.0.59/remote.html b/theserenitybook.legacy/2.0.59/remote.html index 82684546..9de72890 100644 --- a/theserenitybook.legacy/2.0.59/remote.html +++ b/theserenitybook.legacy/2.0.59/remote.html @@ -243,7 +243,7 @@

The Serenity Book

-

You can also use Serenity to run your WebDriver tests on a remote machine, such as a Selenium Grid or a remote service such as provided by SauceLabs or BrowserStack. This allows you to run your web tests against a variety of different browsers and operating systems, and also benefit from faster test execution when running the tests in parallel.

+

You can also use Serenity to run your WebDriver tests on a remote machine, such as a Selenium Grid or a remote service such as provided by SauceLabs or BrowserStack. This allows you to run your web tests against a variety of different browsers and operating systems, and also benefit from faster test execution when running the tests in parallel.

In all cases, you tell Serenity to run tests remotely by using the Selenium Remote driver,

@@ -458,7 +458,7 @@

Running Serenity Tests on BrowserStack

-

Serenity provides integrated support for running tests on BrowserStack.

+

Serenity provides integrated support for running tests on BrowserStack.

First of all, add the serenity-browserstack dependency to your project:

diff --git a/theserenitybook.legacy/2.0.67/remote.html b/theserenitybook.legacy/2.0.67/remote.html index ee5c2cc1..3e36f063 100644 --- a/theserenitybook.legacy/2.0.67/remote.html +++ b/theserenitybook.legacy/2.0.67/remote.html @@ -244,7 +244,7 @@

The Serenity Book

-

You can also use Serenity to run your WebDriver tests on a remote machine, such as a Selenium Grid or a remote service such as provided by SauceLabs or BrowserStack. This allows you to run your web tests against a variety of different browsers and operating systems, and also benefit from faster test execution when running the tests in parallel.

+

You can also use Serenity to run your WebDriver tests on a remote machine, such as a Selenium Grid or a remote service such as provided by SauceLabs or BrowserStack. This allows you to run your web tests against a variety of different browsers and operating systems, and also benefit from faster test execution when running the tests in parallel.

In all cases, you tell Serenity to run tests remotely by using the Selenium Remote driver,

@@ -459,7 +459,7 @@

Running Serenity Tests on BrowserStack

-

Serenity provides integrated support for running tests on BrowserStack.

+

Serenity provides integrated support for running tests on BrowserStack.

First of all, add the serenity-browserstack dependency to your project:

diff --git a/theserenitybook.legacy/2.1.3/remote.html b/theserenitybook.legacy/2.1.3/remote.html index fac5f9c1..23ebe352 100644 --- a/theserenitybook.legacy/2.1.3/remote.html +++ b/theserenitybook.legacy/2.1.3/remote.html @@ -244,7 +244,7 @@

The Serenity Book

-

You can also use Serenity to run your WebDriver tests on a remote machine, such as a Selenium Grid or a remote service such as provided by SauceLabs or BrowserStack. This allows you to run your web tests against a variety of different browsers and operating systems, and also benefit from faster test execution when running the tests in parallel.

+

You can also use Serenity to run your WebDriver tests on a remote machine, such as a Selenium Grid or a remote service such as provided by SauceLabs or BrowserStack. This allows you to run your web tests against a variety of different browsers and operating systems, and also benefit from faster test execution when running the tests in parallel.

In all cases, you tell Serenity to run tests remotely by using the Selenium Remote driver,

@@ -459,7 +459,7 @@

Running Serenity Tests on BrowserStack

-

Serenity provides integrated support for running tests on BrowserStack.

+

Serenity provides integrated support for running tests on BrowserStack.

First of all, add the serenity-browserstack dependency to your project:

diff --git a/theserenitybook.legacy/2.1.4/remote.html b/theserenitybook.legacy/2.1.4/remote.html index 5b858e16..8a7c3b16 100644 --- a/theserenitybook.legacy/2.1.4/remote.html +++ b/theserenitybook.legacy/2.1.4/remote.html @@ -288,7 +288,7 @@

The Serenity Book

-

You can also use Serenity to run your WebDriver tests on a remote machine, such as a Selenium Grid or a remote service such as provided by SauceLabs or BrowserStack. This allows you to run your web tests against a variety of different browsers and operating systems, and also benefit from faster test execution when running the tests in parallel.

+

You can also use Serenity to run your WebDriver tests on a remote machine, such as a Selenium Grid or a remote service such as provided by SauceLabs or BrowserStack. This allows you to run your web tests against a variety of different browsers and operating systems, and also benefit from faster test execution when running the tests in parallel.

In all cases, you tell Serenity to run tests remotely by using the Selenium Remote driver,

@@ -503,7 +503,7 @@

Running Serenity Tests on BrowserStack

-

Serenity provides integrated support for running tests on BrowserStack.

+

Serenity provides integrated support for running tests on BrowserStack.

First of all, add the serenity-browserstack dependency to your project:

diff --git a/theserenitybook.legacy/2.2.8/remote.html b/theserenitybook.legacy/2.2.8/remote.html index 6eb4e81f..b7cde4b6 100644 --- a/theserenitybook.legacy/2.2.8/remote.html +++ b/theserenitybook.legacy/2.2.8/remote.html @@ -291,7 +291,7 @@

The Serenity Book

-

You can also use Serenity to run your WebDriver tests on a remote machine, such as a Selenium Grid or a remote service such as provided by SauceLabs or BrowserStack. This allows you to run your web tests against a variety of different browsers and operating systems, and also benefit from faster test execution when running the tests in parallel.

+

You can also use Serenity to run your WebDriver tests on a remote machine, such as a Selenium Grid or a remote service such as provided by SauceLabs or BrowserStack. This allows you to run your web tests against a variety of different browsers and operating systems, and also benefit from faster test execution when running the tests in parallel.

In all cases, you tell Serenity to run tests remotely by using the Selenium Remote driver,

@@ -506,7 +506,7 @@

Running Serenity Tests on BrowserStack

-

Serenity provides integrated support for running tests on BrowserStack.

+

Serenity provides integrated support for running tests on BrowserStack.

First of all, add the serenity-browserstack dependency to your project:

diff --git a/theserenitybook.legacy/2.3.8/remote.html b/theserenitybook.legacy/2.3.8/remote.html index 0e564786..12fbb112 100644 --- a/theserenitybook.legacy/2.3.8/remote.html +++ b/theserenitybook.legacy/2.3.8/remote.html @@ -291,7 +291,7 @@

The Serenity Book

-

You can also use Serenity to run your WebDriver tests on a remote machine, such as a Selenium Grid or a remote service such as provided by SauceLabs or BrowserStack. This allows you to run your web tests against a variety of different browsers and operating systems, and also benefit from faster test execution when running the tests in parallel.

+

You can also use Serenity to run your WebDriver tests on a remote machine, such as a Selenium Grid or a remote service such as provided by SauceLabs or BrowserStack. This allows you to run your web tests against a variety of different browsers and operating systems, and also benefit from faster test execution when running the tests in parallel.

In all cases, you tell Serenity to run tests remotely by using the Selenium Remote driver,

@@ -506,7 +506,7 @@

Running Serenity Tests on BrowserStack

-

Serenity provides integrated support for running tests on BrowserStack.

+

Serenity provides integrated support for running tests on BrowserStack.

First of all, add the serenity-browserstack dependency to your project:

diff --git a/theserenitybook.legacy/2.4.48/remote.html b/theserenitybook.legacy/2.4.48/remote.html index a2dd4258..b697aa2a 100644 --- a/theserenitybook.legacy/2.4.48/remote.html +++ b/theserenitybook.legacy/2.4.48/remote.html @@ -291,7 +291,7 @@

The Serenity Book

-

You can also use Serenity to run your WebDriver tests on a remote machine, such as a Selenium Grid or a remote service such as provided by SauceLabs or BrowserStack. This allows you to run your web tests against a variety of different browsers and operating systems, and also benefit from faster test execution when running the tests in parallel.

+

You can also use Serenity to run your WebDriver tests on a remote machine, such as a Selenium Grid or a remote service such as provided by SauceLabs or BrowserStack. This allows you to run your web tests against a variety of different browsers and operating systems, and also benefit from faster test execution when running the tests in parallel.

In all cases, you tell Serenity to run tests remotely by using the Selenium Remote driver,

@@ -506,7 +506,7 @@

Running Serenity Tests on BrowserStack

-

Serenity provides integrated support for running tests on BrowserStack.

+

Serenity provides integrated support for running tests on BrowserStack.

First of all, add the serenity-browserstack dependency to your project:

diff --git a/theserenitybook.legacy/latest/remote.html b/theserenitybook.legacy/latest/remote.html index a2dd4258..b697aa2a 100644 --- a/theserenitybook.legacy/latest/remote.html +++ b/theserenitybook.legacy/latest/remote.html @@ -291,7 +291,7 @@

The Serenity Book

-

You can also use Serenity to run your WebDriver tests on a remote machine, such as a Selenium Grid or a remote service such as provided by SauceLabs or BrowserStack. This allows you to run your web tests against a variety of different browsers and operating systems, and also benefit from faster test execution when running the tests in parallel.

+

You can also use Serenity to run your WebDriver tests on a remote machine, such as a Selenium Grid or a remote service such as provided by SauceLabs or BrowserStack. This allows you to run your web tests against a variety of different browsers and operating systems, and also benefit from faster test execution when running the tests in parallel.

In all cases, you tell Serenity to run tests remotely by using the Selenium Remote driver,

@@ -506,7 +506,7 @@

Running Serenity Tests on BrowserStack

-

Serenity provides integrated support for running tests on BrowserStack.

+

Serenity provides integrated support for running tests on BrowserStack.

First of all, add the serenity-browserstack dependency to your project: