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Web App Testing with Playwright: Browser Automation & Debugging

Complete guide to the webapp-testing agentic skill. Learn setup, configuration, usage patterns, and best practices.

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What This Skill Does

Test local web applications using Playwright — verify frontend functionality, debug UI behavior, capture screenshots, and view browser logs.

When to Use It

  • Testing web application UI behavior
  • Debugging frontend issues
  • Capturing browser screenshots for verification
  • Checking browser console logs for errors
  • End-to-end testing of web flows

Key Features

  • Browser automation for testing user flows
  • Screenshot capture for visual verification
  • Console log access for debugging
  • Support for multiple browsers (Chromium, Firefox, WebKit)

Best Practices

  • Test the critical user paths first
  • Capture screenshots at each step for debugging
  • Check console logs for JavaScript errors
  • Test across multiple viewport sizes

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