There are many tools available for manual testing, some of the most popular include:
Test Case Management Tools: These tools are used to organize and manage test cases, test suites, and test plans. Examples include TestRail, Zephyr, and TestLink.
Bug Tracking Tools: These tools are used to track and manage defects or bugs found during testing. Examples include Jira, Bugzilla, and Mantis.
Test Execution Tools: These tools are used to execute test cases and track test results. Examples include TestComplete, Selenium, and TestNG.
Manual Testing Checklists: These checklists are used to ensure that all necessary testing has been completed and that all necessary information has been recorded. Exploratory Testing Tools: These tools are used to help testers explore the application and identify defects that might not be found through traditional test cases. Examples include Session Tester and Testuff.
Screenshot Tools: These tools are used to capture screenshots of the application under test and include Greenshot, Lightshot, and Nimbus Screenshot.
Mind Mapping Tools: These tools are used to create visual diagrams of the application under test, and can help testers identify areas that need more testing. Examples include XMind and MindNode.
Test cases management software, such as TestRail or Zephyr, to organize and track the execution of test cases Defects tracking software, such as Jira or Bugzilla, to document and track issues found during testing
Test planning and management tools, such as TestLink or qTest, to create and manage test plans and test cases Screen recording software, such as Camtasia or Loom, to capture and share videos of testing sessions Remote testing tools, such as Join.me or TeamViewer, to allow testers to access and test applications on remote devices or systems.
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