Watir

Watir stands for "Web Application Testing in Ruby."

It works with applications written in any language, not only Ruby.

Watir manipulates a browser in the same way an user would do.

Can be used for mimicking visitors, by clicking links, page sections, filling forms, pressing buttons, navigating the site, hovering data, etc..

End result can then be interpreted by an admin, which then can modify the site for better performance.

Some of Watir's users include Yahoo, Facebook, Zazzle, Oracle, Gap, HP, Wells Fargo and many more.

What is new in this release:

• Added support for watir-classic 4.0.

What is new in version 2.0.4:

• IE#execute_script escapes multi-line JavaScript scripts.
• Allow CSS and XPath locators for element collection methods.

What is new in version 2.0.1:

• Fixed Watir::IE#close for Ruby 1.9.2.
• Fixed locating elements on Ruby 1.9.2.