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Browser Validations

You can perform assertions and verifications on the browser itself using the WebDriverBrowserValidationsBuilder. Access it through the driver instance or the standalone Validations class.

attribute()​

Use this method to validate a specific browser attribute. It returns a NativeValidationsBuilder to continue building your validation chain.

Validate Browser URL​

BrowserUrlValidation.java
// Using driver-based validation (recommended)
driver.assertThat().browser().attribute("url").isEqualTo("https://example.com").perform();
driver.verifyThat().browser().attribute("url").contains("example").perform();

// Using standalone validation
Validations.assertThat().browser(driver.getDriver()).attribute("url").isEqualTo("https://example.com").perform();
Validations.verifyThat().browser(driver.getDriver()).attribute("url").contains("example").perform();

Validate Browser Title​

BrowserTitleValidation.java
// Using driver-based validation (recommended)
driver.assertThat().browser().attribute("title").isEqualTo("My Page Title").perform();
driver.verifyThat().browser().attribute("title").contains("Page").perform();

// Using standalone validation
Validations.assertThat().browser(driver.getDriver()).attribute("title").isEqualTo("My Page Title").perform();
Validations.verifyThat().browser(driver.getDriver()).attribute("title").contains("Page").perform();
tip

After calling .attribute(), you can chain any of the following comparison methods: .isEqualTo(), .contains(), .doesNotContain(), .matchesRegex(), .isNull(), .isNotNull(), and more.