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How to handle Mixed Content blocker in Firefox via WebDriver

In new version of Firefox, recently I encountered mixed content blocker where page given in specific frame was not loading. I noticed on the top of the screen in latest Firefox there is an icon on the top of the screen What is Mixed Content? You can find very detailed explanation on Mozilla support page but just for quick explanation if you don’t want to read there: “HTTP is not encrypted but HTTPS and if you have a http content into HTTPS page then there are chances that your content can be hacked and its known as Mixed content” How …

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Abstract Class Vs Interface

Contract: Often, an API is referred as a framework. We will consider a contract as an agreement that requires a developer to comply with the specification of an Application Programming Interface (API). As per English dictionary meaning of contract; When using contracts, the developer is required to comply with the rules defined in the framework. This includes issues like method names, number of parameters, and so on. In short, standards are created to facilitate best practices for coding. Enforcement is vital because it is always possible for a developer to breach the contract. But in the absence of a contract, …

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Learning NUnit In Easy Way For Beginners

NUnit is a test framework for all Microsoft .Net language. NUnit is derived from JUnit, a unit test framework for Java. It is written in C# and helps you to execute unit tests for code written in .net. At the time of writing this article, the most recent version of NUnit was 2.6.2. NUnit supports many features but in this article, I explain only those features which are actually required by black box testers. I intend to write another article on advanced NUnit where I will cover the features in depth. GETTING STARTED: Let’s write a simple banking program. [sourcecode language=”csharp”] namespace …