How Can I Test Authentication Logic Without Multiple Browsers?

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Asked By WanderLust12 On

I'm looking for a way to test login flows without the hassle of managing multiple browser sessions. Incognito mode just doesn't cut it for me. Is there a workflow that allows me to keep profile data completely separate while still having everything open at once?

5 Answers

Answered By DevGuru99 On

If you're using Playwright, it can manage multiple isolated contexts effortlessly at once. It’s a solid option for maintaining different sessions.

Answered By ContainerCaptain On

You should definitely check out Firefox's Container Tabs! They let you create separate environments for your sessions with no shared cookies or storage. It's been a game-changer for my testing.

Answered By ProfileMaster18 On

I switched to 1Browser, and it lets you open multiple profiles at the same time, each with its own cookie set. It makes testing for registrations, logouts, and social logins way easier!

Answered By BrowserBuff123 On

I've found that using separate browser profiles or a mix of different browsers is the easiest way to keep sessions isolated without too much hassle. It really helps in testing everything seamlessly.

Answered By TechieNinja77 On

Using unit tests along with integration or system tests can really help. It might vary based on the framework or language you're working with, though. What are you using?

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