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I know why I am a tester. My driving force is my curiosity: I want to know how things work, why they work and why they don't.

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Jan 25	revised	Running tests in parallel using Jenkins Grid plugin Improved formatting
Jan 25	revised	parameterized JUnit tests with HtmlUnitDriver leading to test termination edited tags + corrected code formatting
Jan 25	revised	How to Automate Expand tree in Testlink since “XPath” is changing dynamically depending on the testcase added 49 characters in body
Jan 25	comment	How to Automate Expand tree in Testlink since “XPath” is changing dynamically depending on the testcase BTW: 1) your HTML is incomplete, it is missing opening HTML and BODY tags. 2) `//html` will work but makes no sense, as `html` appears always as a root element in HTML document, so use `/html`.
Jan 25	answered	How to Automate Expand tree in Testlink since “XPath” is changing dynamically depending on the testcase
Jan 24	asked	How is QA involved in usability testing?
Jan 24	comment	What are the forms of testing that testers commonly forget? Usability is a wide term. It may mean compliance to UX guidelines, which does not always mean users are able to perform their task with app. What kind of usability you have in mind? And how QA perform such tests? Many companies like ours have a department of usability testing separated from traditional QA testing.
Jan 24	comment	What are the forms of testing that testers commonly forget? I found that when UI or programmable API are designed without usability in mind, then they are not only hard to use to end-users, but also ambiguous to implement by developers.
Jan 24	comment	How to Automate Expand tree in Testlink since “XPath” is changing dynamically depending on the testcase @Andaleeb: Paste your code in the text area; select your HTML code, and click on the "{}" icon above. The code will get indented, and it will show the code in your question..
Jan 24	revised	How to debug heap thrashing problem edited tags
Jan 24	comment	How to Automate Expand tree in Testlink since “XPath” is changing dynamically depending on the testcase Does the tree element have some unique id, class or style?
Jan 24	comment	How to Automate Expand tree in Testlink since “XPath” is changing dynamically depending on the testcase So TestLink is the application under tests? This needs clarification because usually TestLink is considered an application to manage test cases.
Jan 24	revised	How to Automate Expand tree in Testlink since “XPath” is changing dynamically depending on the testcase Added examples from comment
Jan 24	comment	How to Automate Expand tree in Testlink since “XPath” is changing dynamically depending on the testcase @Andaleeb, please consider updating your question with those XPaths. And format them properly. It's pretty hard to read as is now.
Jan 24	comment	How to Automate Expand tree in Testlink since “XPath” is changing dynamically depending on the testcase A sidenote: in your code you've used `Thread.sleep()` which is a risky anti-pattern in test automation.
Jan 24	comment	How to Automate Expand tree in Testlink since “XPath” is changing dynamically depending on the testcase I removed irrelevant code pieces and clarified the question for you. It is clear to me, that changing folder structure makes a challenge to write XPath expression but I see no relation of your problem with TestLink version.
Jan 24	revised	How to Automate Expand tree in Testlink since “XPath” is changing dynamically depending on the testcase Clarified question and title
Jan 24	revised	How to Automate Expand tree in Testlink since “XPath” is changing dynamically depending on the testcase Corrected formatting
Jan 24	revised	What are the options for automated testing of screen reader in Web apps? Clarified the title: the testing is automated, not the screen reader
Jan 23	reviewed	Reviewed Performance testing with 100 users: how to read links from CSV file in JMeter?