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• We take a video for every test you run on TestingBot. This used to be a flash/.flv video, now we're offering these videos as mp4 video files, which means no more dependency on Flash!
• Logging of your tests has improved. You can now see detailed logs of your test, together with Sikuli/Appium logs straight from inside the test detail page in our member area.

While we continue to provide the most secure and stable Selenium grid publicly available, we recently added Two Factor Authentication (2FA) as an option for all users.

Two Factor Authentication adds an extra layer of security while logging into your account on the TestingBot website. After entering the correct username and password, and if 2FA is enabled, TestingBot will send a unique code to your cellphone via SMS and will wait for you to input the correct Two Factor Authentication code you received. You will be logged in only when you input the correct code you received on your phone.

In this article we'll show you how to set up your own Selenium Grid to run tests on various versions of Firefox.

If you are new to setting up your own Selenium Grid, we recommend you first read our other blogpost: Setting up and Maintaining your own Selenium Grid.

TestingBot now supports the latest Opera versions for both Automated and Manual Browser Testing.

This week, Apple introduced the OS that will replace OS X El Capitan, called macOS Sierra.

Safari Technology Preview provides a way to have an early look at the upcoming web technologies in OS X and iOS.