Browserstack Updates & Release Notes

We’ve introduced a new form of reporting to help you cut down on your issue review time and take more granular actions. The Table View is now live in your dashboards.

Component-Level aggregation

We condense hundreds of repetitive issues into a handful of distinct component line items.

Unified View & Confidence Scores

See everything in one place with inline confidence scoring to prioritize high-confidence violations instantly.

At-a-Glance Context

View WCAG success criteria, severities, and issue screenshots directly in the table row.

Granular Multi-Select Actions

Hide or export issues at the component or individual level.

Create structured VPAT baseline reports in minutes from your Custom Dashboards.

• One-click report generation: Instantly trigger a complete baseline VPAT report directly from your dashboard. No setup required.
• Automated WCAG mapping: Get auto-populated conformance levels for WCAG 2.0, 2.1, and 2.2 (Level A/AA/AAA) SC from scanned reports.
• Auto-populated remarks: Get auto-generated concise, accurate remark descriptions based on detected accessibility issues.
• Easy export: Download an editable Word document to perform reviews, edit remarks and append manual test findings to achieve audit readiness.

You can now rerun only the failed or skipped tests from a build instead of rerunning the entire suite. This helps you validate fixes faster, save execution time, and focus only on the tests that need attention

Key Highlights:

• When using manual rerun, select individual failed tests from the build details page and rerun only those tests.
• Recheck flaky tests or verify a partial fix without spending time rerunning unrelated failures.
• Skip failures that are still blocked by known issues and rerun only the tests that are ready for validation.

This feature helps you reduce unnecessary long reruns, investigate failures more efficiently, and speed up test validation with more targeted reruns.

You can now track changes made to a module in Low Code Automation, including who made the change and when. If needed, you can quickly restore an earlier version, making it easier to manage reusable test steps with confidence.

Key Highlights

• Every module edit automatically creates a new version, including step changes, variable updates, and module renames.
• Review version details from the Version history tab, including the author, timestamp, and where the edit was made.
• Restore a previous version in one click, and Low Code Automation automatically updates all tests that use that module.
• View and make edits to module steps without the recorder such as add variables, change step level configurations, etc.

Module version history gives you better visibility into module changes, easier rollback when needed, and more confidence when maintaining reusable test workflows.

You can now distribute parallel test capacity across teams in Low Code Automation, giving each team dedicated capacity or access to a shared organization-level pool.

Key Highlights:

• Parallels are managed at the organization level for Low Code Automation.
• If your organization uses teams, the Owner or group Admin can assign a dedicated number of parallels to a team.
• Teams can also be set up to share the organization’s parallel pool instead of using dedicated capacity.

This gives organizations more control over how parallel test capacity is distributed, helping teams run tests efficiently and reduce wait times for builds.