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I suspect this is not a TestNG issue. I would start by trying to produce a minimal set of tests that, when run together, cause failures. After that, I would explore these possibilities:
Inter-test interaction changes test-application interaction: It is possible that interaction between your tests changes how your test interactions with your application. ...
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What type of machine are you running it on? Most likely it has nothing to do with TestNG having any type of thread limits (I couldn't find anything saying there were in fact limits) but rather your local box. Thread count limits on Windows or Linux are determined by the stack space. Explanations can be found here and here.
On Windows the default stack size ...
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I don't quite get why you would like to share browser session.
UI test methods should be run in the own independent browser.
In case you insist, you could use @BeforeClass of TestNG and have driver set up done in @BeforeClass method. Now both of your methods should be either in this class or class with extends the set up class. Confused? This might help -
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