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Congrats on the launch πππ! Super cool.
-Network throttling feature is great
-Rotate button is a good idea too
-"Mark as bug" is good because in startup development you'll get errors that nobody really cares about, so it's good that you let us decide what to mark as a bug :)
Some things I think could be better (take this with a grain of salt).
-It wasn't super obvious to me how to add multiple devices. My eyes were drawn to the left panel, and I thought that was how to add devices. But the left panel was how to replace devices. I think the button on the top right should be more apparent.
-On the phone (Galaxy Note 9), when I set zoom to 150% it brings the whole device closer (which is what I want). But on desktop, it just zooms in from the device's perspective and doesn't bring the whole device closer. Is that intentional?
I've been using LambdaTest for a while now, and it's been a game-changer for our development and testing processes. With a vast user base and a global reach, it's clear why LambdaTest is a trusted choice for continuous testing. It has significantly improved our ability to ship code faster and with confidence
Review of LambdaTest TAS
LambdaTest is a great test execution platform, extremely easy to use, and with great customer service (way beyond the average Saas customer service)
Review of LambdaTest TAS
LambdaTest is a great product for test orchestration. It has clearly Impacted our test speed.
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