“not a browser, nor is it a computer program but it’s an idea: A browser that’s… not a browser? Meet Stack. But all in all, a challenge we are keen to take on. So, all that is needed now for the Stack team to achieve global domination is to find the proper onboarding flow and optimize the user experience ( OK, not all…there is a bit more on their to-do list while scaling their business, obviously). With us, over 25,000 users ranging from the USA to Japan (promoted intensely by a few of Japan’s biggest productivity gurus) turn to Stack to bring peace to their workflow. Nevertheless, we realized that the problem is there, the solution fits, and better yet: we’re not alone. Admittedly, some of us struggled to change the work habits built into our systems over decades. Within our team, about 30% immediately adopted the Stack browser. But… would Stack hold the promise to bring inner zen to our browser lives?
#BROWSER STACK LIVE ZIP#
The problem Stack exists to solve is both evident and deeply familiar: utter chaos in our browsers.Īverage tab counts of over 30… with the magic One Tab button as our only escape, that will zip it all closed… safely stored in an infinite list of browser tabs never to be opened again… a 21st century Pandora’s box.Īll of the Peak team was – and is – convinced that browser chaos is a real problem that takes a serious toll on our productivity as screen workers. Never before have we experienced more of an “a-ha” moment than when we met the Stack team. In this tell-all, we’ll give you a peek into the Stack browser and tackle some pressing questions, including: Is it sensible to invest in a browser? What can we learn from the rise of new productivity tools (👋 Notion)? What makes Stack an “unDutch investment”? Lastly, we’ll end with the 5 reasons we’re excited for what’s to come. Use the id returned to perform any further communications etc.We recently announced our latest investment in Stack, a tab-less browser on the mission to create the “Operating System for the Internet.” Let’s dive deeper. This involves loading the HTML data or navigating to the url given depending on the setup parameters. The response will be returned when the worker has been set up and initialized.
Set the resolution of VM before the beginning of your test. Optional flag to enable video recording in your test. Optional name of the project the build is under. Optional name of the build the session is running under. JavaScript: encodeURI(url), PHP: urlencode($url), (name) IMPORTANT! Irrespective of the timeout parameter, a browser worker is alive for a maximum time of 1800 seconds. The default value is 300 seconds and the minimum value is 60 seconds. Time in seconds before the worker is terminated. See the Getting Available Browsers above for details. A list of supported browser versions is given using the GET /browsers. If a device is not provided it defaults to the first device available for that os version. A list of supported devices is given using the GET /browsers.
A list of supported browsers is given using the GET /browsers. A list of supported OS Versions is given using the GET /browsers. A list of supported OSs is given using the GET /browsers. Timeout is optional but defaults to 300 seconds. ParametersĪ valid request for Desktop OS must contain os, os_version, url, browser and browser_version.įor Mobile OS, browser and browser_version are optional. This will provide you with the general details about the session and a live preview of the remote machine.
You can also look at the testing session status at the Automate Dashboard. Once a worker has been spawned you can then control this browser instance remotely.
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