It captures the entire web page of a given URL, and stores it as an image at a predefined storage location.

Webscreen command can only be utilized for capturing Web App screens.

This test command allows users to capture only the visible page screen of the monitor, and stores it as an image.

Snapshot command can be utilized for capturing Web, Mobile, and Desktop App screens.

It allows users to check whether a specified text is present on a page or not. The check will be performed by matching the case of the text value specified.

The Text command can be utilized for checking a specified text into Web Apps, Mobile Apps and Validations.

E.g. "hello" will be considered different from HELLO.

Text with special symbols will not be considered.

It allows users to check whether the title of the page has a specified value or not.

The Title command can be utilized for checking a specific title into Web Apps and Validations.

It allows users to check whether the checkbox is checked or not.

The Checked command is mainly used into Web Apps, Mobile Apps, and Validations.

It allows users to check whether the checkbox is unchecked or not.

The Unchecked command is mainly used in Web Apps, Mobile Apps and Validations.

It allows users to check whether a specific object is visible on the page or not. And this command is mainly used into Web Apps, Mobile Apps and Validations.

It allows users to check whether a specific object is hidden on the page or not. And this command is mainly used into Web Apps, Mobile Apps and Validations.

This command allows users to check if there is a JavaScript based alert present on screen. The Value column would have true/false stored in a variable specified. 

It allows users to check whether the object (Link, Button etc.) is activated on the page or not. And this command is mainly used into Web Apps, Mobile Apps and Validations.

It allows users to verify whether the option of a specified index chosen from the drop-down list or not. This command is mainly utilized in Web Apps.

It allows users to verify whether the object has a specified value or not. This Action can also be utilized by taking value from the text box. This command is mainly utilized in Web Apps.

E.g. when the values in the text box are automatically populated from a database, a user can verify these values by taking ID or OBJECT of the text box.

It allows users to verify whether the object is present on the page or not. This command is mainly utilized in Web & Mobile Apps.

It allows users to perform a comparison between two strings i.e. verify whether two strings are equal or not. It will take the case sensitivity of the Strings into consideration. This command is mainly utilized in Web & Mobile Apps.

It allows users to perform a comparison between two strings i.e. verify whether two strings are equal or not. It will ignore the case sensitivity of the Strings at the time of consideration. This command is mainly utilized in Web & Mobile Apps.

It allows users to verify whether the value of a Variable is absent or not. This command is mainly utilized in Web & Mobile Apps, Database and Web Services.

It allows users to determine whether a string contains a given substring or not. This command is mainly utilized in Web & Mobile Apps, Database and Web Services.

It allows users to verify if a specified URL in value column is a valid URL or not. This command is mainly utilized in Web Apps.

This action allows users to compare two images with URL to URL, File to File, and URL to File format. This command is mainly utilized in Web Apps.

It is used to compare two numbers, with the lesser number given first. This command is mainly utilized in Web & Mobile Apps, Database and Web Services.

It checks whether two numeric values are less than or equal to each other. This command is mainly utilized in Web & Mobile Apps, Database and Web Services.

It is used to compare two numbers, with the greater number given first. This command is mainly utilized in Web & Mobile Apps, Database and Web Services.

It checks whether two numeric values are greater than or equal to each other. This command is mainly utilized in Web & Mobile Apps, Database and Web Services.

It will identify two values and return True if the values on both sides are equal to one another. This command is mainly utilized in Web & Mobile Apps, Database and Web Services.

It will identify two values and return True if the values on both sides are not equal to one another. This command is mainly utilized in Web & Mobile Apps, Database and Web Services.

It allows users to validate whether a number lies within the specified range or not. This command is mainly utilized in Web & Mobile Apps, Database and Web Services.

It allows users to evaluate the current page URL on the screen. This command is mainly utilized in Web Apps.

It allows users to validate the presence of the specified file in the local system. It requires absolute file path and a variable to store the Boolean result. This command is mainly utilized in Web Apps and File Operations.

It allows users to provide validation for a given application. This can prevent unauthorized access to applications.

It allows users to execute JavaScript through a simple JavaScript code.

It allows users to export the data into the XML file format. The XML command mainly exports data and the exported file can be used for any external operations.

After selecting the XML action, the user needs to provide Target File in . XML format in which the exported file should be stored and choose Source Data Table as shown below

It allows users to export the data into the CSV file format. The CSV command mainly exports data and the exported file can be used for any external operations. This command is mainly used in Web Apps, Mobile Apps, Databases, Web Services and File Operations.

After selecting the CSV action, the user needs to provide Target File in CSV format in which the exported file should be stored and choose Source Data Table as shown below

It allows users to copy the file between the directories of your local system and validate them. This command can also be utilized in File Operations.

It allows users to move a file from one directory to another in your local system and validate. This command can also be utilized in File Operations.

It allows users to download any file from the web to any local system. This command can also be utilized in File Operations.

It allows users to delete any file from the local system. This command can also be utilized in File Operations.

It allows users to search a particular/given string in a particular file. It will return the count number of occurrences of the string in that file. This command can also be utilized in File Operations.

It allows users to validate the presence of the specified file in the local system. It requires absolute file path and a variable to store the Boolean result.

It allows users to fetch any text available on an Object. The Text command can be used not only for Web Apps but also for Mobile Apps.

It allows users to fetch the property value of 'Value' attribute of any object.

It allows users to fetch the counts of a total number of rows in a particular table.

It allows users to fetch the counts of a total number of columns in a particular table.

It allows users to get any attribute of an object.

It allows users to get the data of any particular cell from Table.

It allows users to get the Title of a particular website or URL.

It allows users to evaluate the current page URL on the screen.

It allows users to get the Text value available on an Alert Pop-up.

This operation will not work with Android and iOS mobile browsers.

It allows users to extract the source of the current URL which is opened in the browser.

It allows users to extract the entire data of the specified table object into Data Table.

It allows users to get elements of a particular type from the specified web page as well as from specified object and allows to store them in the Data table.

It allows the users to get the browser name and version under execution. This will get stored it into a global variable. This command can be used not only for Web Apps but also for Mobile Apps.

It allows users to get the selected value from the drop-down list.

It allows users to capture X and Y coordinates for a particular web-element. To capture the coordinates, it requires an object reference and two variable names to store the X and Y coordinate values. Co-ordinates may get differ from browser to browser.

It allows users to fetch the value of a particular CSS property assigned to any object present on the website. Users need to specify CSS property name and a variable name to store the fetched values from the website.

It allows users to fetch all the drop-down values present inside the specified drop-down object. The drop-down object should be of the Select tag. Users need to specify Data Table to store the fetched values.

It allows users to focus on a particular object in a page. This command can be used not only for Web Apps but also for Mobile Apps.

It allows users to verify whether a specified text is present on a page or not. The action will be performed for all the text on the page. The check will be performed by matching the case of the text value specified. The Text command is mainly utilized to verify text in Web & Mobile Apps.

E.g. "hello" will be considered different from HELLO.

Text with special symbols will not be considered.

It allows users to verify whether the title of the page has a specified value or not. The Title command is mainly utilized to verify title in Web Apps.

It allows users to verify whether the checkbox is checked or not. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps.

It allows users to verify whether the checkbox is unchecked or not. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps.

It allows users to verify whether a specific object is visible on the page or not. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps.

It allows users to verify whether a specific object is hidden on the page or not. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps.

This command allows users to check if there is a JavaScript based alert present on screen. The Value column would have true/false stored in a variable specified.

It allows users to verify whether the object (Link, Button etc.) is activated on the page or not. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps.

It allows users to verify whether the object (Link, Button etc.) is deactivated on the page or not. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps.

It allows users to verify whether the option of a specified value is chosen from the drop-down list or not. This command is mainly used in Web Apps.

It allows users to verify whether the option of a specified index is chosen from the drop-down list or not. This command is mainly used in Web Apps.

It allows users to verify whether the object has a specified value or not. This Action can also be utilized by taking value from the text box. This command is mainly used in Web Apps.

E.g. when the values in the text box are automatically populated from a database, a user can verify these values by taking ID or OBJECT of the text box.

It allows users to verify whether the object is present on the page or not. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps.

It allows users to perform a comparison between two strings i.e. verify whether two strings are equal or not. It will take the case sensitivity of the Strings into consideration. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps.

It allows users to perform a comparison between two strings i.e. verify whether two strings are equal or not. It will ignore the case sensitivity of the Strings at the time of consideration. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps.

It allows users to verify whether the value of a Variable is given or not. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to determine whether a string contains a given substring or not. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to verify if a specified URL in value column is a valid URL or not. This command is mainly used in Web Apps.

This action allows users to compare two images with URL to URL, File to File, and URL to File format. This command is mainly used in Web Apps.

It is used to compare two numbers, with the lesser number given first. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It checks whether two numeric values are less than or equal to each other. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It is used to compare two numbers, with the greater number given first. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It checks whether two numeric values are greater than or equal to each other. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It will identify two values and return True if the values on both sides are equal to one another. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It will check two values and return True if the values on both sides are not equal to one another. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to validate whether a number lies within the specified range or not. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to evaluate the current page URL on the screen. This command is mainly used in Web Apps.

It allows users to validate the presence of the specified file in the local system. It requires absolute file path and a variable to store the Boolean result. This command is mainly used in Web Apps and File Operations.

It allows users to verify whether a specified text is present on a page or not. The action will be performed for all the text on the page. The check will be performed by matching the case of the text value specified. The Text command is mainly utilized to verify text in Web & Mobile Apps.

E.g. "hello" will be considered different from HELLO.

Text with special symbols will not be considered.

It allows users to verify whether the title of the page has a specified value or not. The Title command is mainly utilized to verify title in Web Apps.

It allows users to verify whether the checkbox is checked or not. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps.

It allows users to verify whether the checkbox is unchecked or not. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps.

It allows users to verify whether a specific object is visible on the page or not. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps.

It allows users to verify whether a specific object is hidden on the page or not. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps.

This command allows users to check if there is a JavaScript based alert present on screen. The Value column would have true/false stored in a variable specified.

It allows users to verify whether the object (Link, Button etc.) is activated on the page or not. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps.

It allows users to verify whether the object (Link, Button etc.) is deactivated on the page or not. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps.

It allows users to verify whether the option of a specified value is chosen from the drop-down list or not. This command is mainly used in Web Apps.

It allows users to verify whether the option of a specified index is chosen from the drop-down list or not. This command is mainly used in Web Apps.

It allows users to verify whether the object has a specified value or not. This Action can also be utilized by taking value from the text box. This command is mainly used in Web Apps.

E.g. when the values in the text box are automatically populated from a database, a user can verify these values by taking ID or OBJECT of the text box.

It allows users to verify whether the object is present on the page or not. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps.

It allows users to perform a comparison between two strings i.e. verify whether two strings are equal or not. It will take the case sensitivity of the Strings into consideration. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps.

It allows users to perform a comparison between two strings i.e. verify whether two strings are equal or not. It will ignore the case sensitivity of the Strings at the time of consideration. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps.

It allows users to verify whether the value of a Variable is given or not. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to determine whether a string contains a given substring or not. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to verify if a specific URL in value column is a valid URL or not. This command is mainly used in Web Apps.

This action allows users to compare two images with URL to URL, File to File, and URL to File format. This command is mainly used in Web Apps.

It is used to compare two numbers, with the lesser number given first. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It checks whether two numeric values are less than or equal to each other. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It is used to compare two numbers, with the greater number given first. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It checks whether two numeric values are greater than or equal to each other. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It will identify two values and return True if the values on both sides are equal to one another. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It will check two values and return True if the values on both sides are not equal to one another. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to validate whether a number lies within the specified range or not. This command is mainly used in Web & Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to evaluate the current page URL on the screen. This command is mainly used in Web Apps.

It allows users to validate the presence of the specified file in the local system. It requires absolute file path and a variable to store the Boolean result. This command is mainly used in Web Apps and File Operations.

It allows users to set a particular value in a textbox. Input command can be utilized not only in Web Apps but also in Mobile Apps.

It allows users to validate sorting of data in ascending manner of the specified column of a Data Table.

✔ Select Source Data Table from the drop-down

✔ Enter Field Name

✔ Mark checkbox As Number otherwise mark Ignore Case checkbox

✔ Enter Target Variable

It allows users to validate sorting of data in descending manner of the specified column of a Data Table.

It allows users to perform the functionality of an Enter key on an object.

This action allows users to perform the functionality of an Escape key on an object. User can use this action when they want to escape an alert/message box or any frame/window.

It allows users to move the cursor to the object whose id is defined in the Object column.

It allows users to Refresh/Reload the current web page.

It allows users to view the Help contents of an application.

It allows users to access the Search box on the web page.

It allows users to Move the cursor to the URL bar of the web page.

It allows users to Open Menu Bar of the web page.

It allows users to view the Full-screen of a web page. It will hide the URL bar, menu bar and tabs of the web page.

It allows users to scroll the page up from where the cursor is at a time.

It allows users to scroll the page down from where the cursor is at a time.

E.g. when the values in the text box are automatically populated from a database, a user can verify these values by taking ID or OBJECT of the text box.

This action allows users to use the functionality of up key wherever scrolling is required on a page.

This action allows users to use the functionality of down key wherever scrolling is required on a page.

It allows users to move on a page in a left direction.

It allows users to move on a page in the right direction.

It allows users to return the absolute value of any value. This command is not only used in Web Apps but also in Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

If the argument is not negative, the argument is returned. If the argument is negative, the nullification of the argument is returned. If the argument is positive zero or negative zero, the result is positive zero. If the argument is infinite, the result is positive infinity. If the argument is Not a Number (NaN), the result is NaN.

It allows users to return the value of this double as an integer (by casting to type integer). This command is not only used in Web Apps but also in Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to return the largest (closest to positive infinity) double value that is less than or equal to the argument and is equal to a mathematical integer. This command is not only used in Web Apps but also in Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

If the argument value is already equal to a mathematical integer, then the result is the same as the argument. If the argument is NaN or an infinity or positive zero or negative zero, then the result is the same as the argument.

It allows users to return the smallest (closest to negative infinity) double value that is greater than or equal to the argument and is equal to a mathematical integer. This command is not only used in Web Apps but also in Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

If the argument value is already equal to a mathematical integer, then the result is the same as the argument. If the argument is NaN or an infinity or positive zero or negative zero, then the result is the same as the argument. If the argument value is less than zero but greater than -1.0, then the result is negative zero.

It will return the sum of supplied values or variables, to the user. This command is not only used in Web Apps but also in Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It will return the difference of supplied values or variables, to the user. This command is not only used in Web Apps but also in Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It will generate a random number between a specified range. The user needs to specify Range Start and Range End Numbers and a Target Variable to store the generated number. This command is not only used in Web Apps but also in Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

E.g. Range Start = 1, Range End = 100 and Target Variable = ran_num. TestingWhiz will generate a random number between 1 and 100 i.e. for E.g. 57 and store it in the variable “ran_num”.

The Multiply action returns the product value of supplied numbers, or variable values in a Target Variable name specified. This command is not only used in Web Apps but also in Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

The Divide action returns the quotient value of supplied numbers, or variable values in a Target Variable name specified. This command is not only used in Web Apps but also in Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

The Remainder action returns the remainder value of supplied numbers, or variable values in a Target Variable name specified.This command is not only used in Web Apps but also in Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to move to the next page after the current page.

It allows users to move to the previous page from the current page.

It allows users to move the focus to any open window on a web page.

It allows users to move to different frames of the framework-design based web page.

It allows users to move to parent window/web page from any opened window/web page.

It allows users to open a particular web page in the browser.

It allows users to perform a right-click on a particular object.

It allows users to hover the pointer over its trigger area using the mouse on a particular object.

It allows users to perform scrolling up on a particular page.

It allows users to perform scrolling down on a particular page.

It allows users to exit the child window.

This action is accessible only in the scope of defining body. e.g. inside a test case or limited to a call method definition. It cannot be accessed outside anywhere of the defining body. E.g. outside the test case or in a method called from that test case or in a method called from within the call method.

It allows users to receive the alerts/messages of the alert boxes.

It will not work with Android and iOS mobile browsers.

It allows users to refuse the alerts/messages of the alert boxes.

It will not work with Android and iOS mobile browsers.

This action is accessible globally in the scope of test project. E.g. inside a defining test case or inside a call method definition or anywhere in the scope of the project. All target variables capturing values as a part of any operation are global by default. Formal parameters to a method (used at definition time of a call method) are always local to that method and cannot be accessed in the caller (test case or call method). All returning values to the caller to be done via a global variable assignment.

It allows users to perform double-click function on any element which allows it.

It allows users to perform the Drag and Drop facility on the web page.

It allows users to select a specific value from a drop-down list.

It allows users to select a specific index from a drop-down list.

Indexing is always starting from 0.

It allows users to set a value of any object. This can prevent unauthorized access to applications.

It allows users to extract the characters from a string, between two specified indices and returns the new sub-string. This command is not only utilized in Web Apps but also in Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

The Extract Substring would depend on the Begin and End Indexes specified by a user. If a user does not mention the End Index, then the length of the String would be considered as End Index.

It allows users to convert the UPPERCASE letter to the corresponding lowercase letter. This command is not only utilized in Web Apps but also in Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to convert the lowercase letter to the corresponding UPPERCASE letter. This command is not only utilized in Web Apps but also in Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to remove the leading and trailing blanks in the String. This command is utilized in Web Apps, Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to determine the length of the String. This command is utilized in Web Apps, Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to perform the Comparison between two strings i.e. verify whether two strings are equal or not. The Compare action will take the Case Sensitivity of the Strings into consideration. This command is mainly utilized in Web Apps, Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to compare any pattern or any regular expression between two strings. This command is mainly utilized in Web Apps, Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to perform a comparison between two strings i.e. verify whether two strings are equal or not. It will ignore the case sensitivity of the Strings at the time of consideration. This command is also utilized in Web Apps, Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to merge two Strings that would append String2 at the end of String1. This command is utilized in Web Apps, Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to verify whether the value of a Variable is absent or not. This command is utilized in Web Apps, Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to convert the numeric characters into the numbers with the relevant data type. This command is utilized in Web Apps, Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to determine whether a string contains a given substring or not. This command is utilized in Web Apps, Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to divided the string into multiple parts by making use of a delimiter. This command is utilized in Web Apps, Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to eliminate a part by specifying it in another string. This command is utilized in Web Apps, Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

It allows users to verify whether a specified text is present on a page or not. The check will be performed by matching the case of the text value specified.

The Text command can be utilized for checking a specified text into Web Apps, Mobile Apps and Validations.

E.g. "hello" will be considered different from HELLO.

Text with special symbols will not be considered.

It allows users to verify whether the title of the page has a specified value or not.

The Title command can be utilized for checking a specified title into Web Apps and Validations.

It allows users to verify whether the checkbox is checked or not. This command can be utilized in Web Apps, Mobile Apps and Validations.

It allows users to verify whether the checkbox is unmarked or not. This command can be utilized in Web Apps, Mobile Apps and Validations.

This command allows users to verify if there is a JavaScript based alert present on screen. The Value column would have true/false stored in a variable specified. 

It allows users to verify whether a specific object is visible on the page or not. This command can be utilized in Web Apps, Mobile Apps and Validations.

It allows users to verify whether a specific object is hidden on the page or not. This command can be utilized in Web Apps, Mobile Apps and Validations.

It allows users to verify whether the object (Link, Button etc.) is activated on the page or not. This command can be utilized in Web Apps, Mobile Apps and Validations.

It allows users to verify whether the object (Link, Button etc.) is deactivated on the page or not. This command can be utilized in Web Apps, Mobile Apps and Validations.

It allows users to verify whether the option of a specified value chosen from the drop-down list or not. This command can be utilized in Web Apps and Validations.

It allows users to verify whether the option of a specified index chosen from the drop-down list or not. This command can be utilized in Web Apps and Validations.

It allows users to verify whether the object has a specified value or not. This Action can also be utilized by taking value from the text box. This command can be utilized in Web Apps and Validations.

E.g. when the values in the text box are automatically populated from a database, a user can verify these values by taking ID or OBJECT of the text box.

It allows users to verify whether the object present on a specified page or not. This command can be utilized in Web Apps, Mobile Apps and Validations.

It allows users to verify whether a specified URL in value column is a valid URL or not. This command can be utilized in Web Apps and Validations.

It allows users to compare two images with URL to URL, File to File, and URL to File format. It will run as per the behavior of the verify functionality, which includes following scenarios:

1. The verify command will fail if tolerance power is less than an actual difference in images.

2. The verify command will pass if tolerance power is greater than an actual difference in images.

This command can only be utilized in Web Apps and Validations.

It allows users to verify whether the text is present on the page irrespective of the case of the text. The check will be performed by ignoring the case of the text value specified. This command can be utilized in Web Apps, Mobile Apps and Validations.

E.g. "hello" will be considered same as HELLO. The check will be performed on all the content that is present in the form of the text like labels, links etc.

Text with special symbols will be considered.

It allows users to verify whether the page contains a specified cookie or not. The result of the cookie’s presence or absence will be reflected in the log that is generated for the Report of the Test Case. This command can be utilized in Web Apps and Validations.

It allows users to verify whether the value appears only one time on the page or not. This command can be utilized in Web Apps and Validations.

This action will verify only on the Content of Page. It will not include Page Title, Header etc.

It allows users to evaluate the current page URL on the screen. This command can be utilized in Web Apps and Validations.

It allows an object/element to wait for a specific time before the next action occurs. This command is utilized not only in Web Apps but also in Mobile Apps.

It will move immediately to the next step after achieving result i.e. irrespective of given time. E.g. Given time is 10s and result is achieved in less than 10s (let’s say in 5s), so it will not wait for completion 10s & immediately move to the next step.

It allows users to wait for a specified time before the next action occurs. This command is utilized in Web Apps, Mobile Apps, Desktop Apps, Databases, File Operations and Web Services

It will not immediately move to the next step after achieving a result. Given time is 10s and result is achieved in less than 10s (let’s say in 5s), still it will wait for completion 10s & then move to the next step.

It allows users to wait till the page is loaded fully. TestingWhiz would wait for the server response for ReadyState Page and will move ahead to next step when it receives from the browser. This command is only used in Web Apps.

This action allows users to convert a decimal number to a Binary number and store it in a Target Variable specified. This command is also used in Mobile Apps, Databases and Web Services.

This action allows users to convert a decimal number to a Hexadecimal number and store it in a Target Variable specified.

This action allows users to convert a decimal number to an Octal number system and store it in a Target Variable specified.

This action of Encrypt test command allows users to encrypt their information string into AES String. This test command saves the converted AES String into a variable.

This action of Encrypt test command allows users to encrypt their information string into MD5 String. This test command saves the converted MD5 String into a variable.

This action of Encrypt test command allows users to encrypt their information string into SHA256 String. This test command saves the converted SHA256 String into a variable.

This action allows users to use the functionality of up key wherever scrolling is required on a page.

This action allows the user to clear all the value from a text box or text area.