1. Choose your testing platform: Android Studio/Xcode, BrowserStack, or Physical Devices.

2. Adjust global settings and mobileBrowser configuration to suit your needs.

3. Inside the scenarios folder, create a test folder, and then add a scenario.xml file:

main-test-resources-folder/
├──scenarios/
├──── mobile-browser-test/
│      └── scenario.xml

4. Set up your locators by creating a locators page file inside the pages folder and adding the necessary locators.

5. Structure your scenario.xml as follows:

<scenario xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
          xmlns="http://www.knubisoft.com/testlum/testing/model/scenario"
          xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.knubisoft.com/testlum/testing/model/scenario scenario.xsd">

    <overview>
        <description>My first Testlum Test for Mobile Browser</description>
        <name>Initial Test</name>
    </overview>

    <settings>
        <tags>mobileBrowser</tags>
    </settings>

</scenario>

6. Now, inside the <mobilebrowser> command, write your test scenario, for example:

<mobilebrowser comment="Start mobile browser script">

    <input comment="Input user email" locator="login.email" value="[email protected]"/>
       
</mobilebrowser>

🌟 Pro Tip:
Testing mobile browsers with Testlum is simple yet powerful! Tailor your configuration and scenarios to simulate real-world conditions, and you'll be ready to run smooth, effective tests across multiple platforms.

Ready to dive in? Let's get testing! 🚀