Trowser - The Software Tester's Browser with Rikard Edgren
- S1E32
- 57:17
- July 28th 2026
Join Alan Richardson and guest Rikard Edgren, author of "The Little Black Book of Test Design", as they discuss testing tools, AI in software testing, and Rikard Edgren's innovative browser tool, Trowser. Discover insights on testing approaches, AI’s role, security, and tips to improve your own testing skills. Perfect for testers, developers, and anyone interested in the future of software quality!
- Rikard's Web Site -https://thetesteye.com
- Trowser Download on https://thetesteye.com/blog/publications/
- download [Trowser 1.3 zip https://www.thetesteye.com/code/Trowser.zip
- Trowser Project site - https://trowser.github.io/
- with [issue tracking - https://github.com/Trowser/Trowser/issues
- Watch Trowser Demo on YouTube - https://youtube.com/watch?v=mQnYhafyqks
- Trowser Manual - https://www.thetesteye.com/papers/TamingTheTrowser.pdf
- Download the Little Black Book on Test Design - https://www.thetesteye.com/papers/TheLittleBlackBookOnTestDesign.pdf
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