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I am automating some tests a real device (iOS) using Appium and Cucumber. My idea is to do the following steps:

  • Open the app
  • Do some tasks
  • Launch Safari
  • Navigate to a website, lets say google.com for example

My approach is the following:

  • I create the Driver with my app capabilities
  • Do what I need
  • Clear the Driver
  • Create a new driver with Safari capabilities
  • Navigate to www.google.com

The code looks something like this:

Appium::Driver.new(app_capabilities, true)
# do what I need on the app
driver.driver_quit

Appium::Driver.new(browser_capabilities, true)
# do what I need on the browser
driver.driver_quit

The problem I am having is that Safari doesn't launch. Although if I use only one Driver with the browser capabilities it does launch.

Anyone has any idea this is happening? Or maybe a better strategy?

I'm writing ruby but I don't mind code in other languages.

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You can just get chrome to run as if it's on the iPhone , this is easier than driving the browser on the phone. http://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/chromedriver/mobile-emulation

This might not be suitable for everything but it's fine for reasonably simple usages and works for other devices not just iPhones.

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