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Last updated on : 21 Jan 2025

Using the All Actions Menu on Real Device Browsers

Overview

The All Actions tab in the Pcloudy platform provides a comprehensive toolkit for deep inspection, debugging, and advanced interaction with real devices. It enables users to inspect elements for debugging, perform local testing, and validate UI behavior directly through a real Chrome browser session.

With extensive keyboard action support, testers can simulate real user inputs, while network profile simulation helps evaluate application performance under varying bandwidth and connectivity conditions. Users can also simulate device location for geo-specific testing, update language settings to validate accessibility and localization flows, and even inject images to test functionalities like QR code scanning.

Together, these capabilities empower teams to thoroughly test, analyze, and optimize their apps in real device environments with precision and efficiency.

Prerequisites

• User must be registered Pcloudy account

Steps

1. Login to the Pcloudy platform

2. Select Real Devices on the Pcloudy Dashboard

3. Click on Mobile Browser on the Real Devices page

4. Enter the URL you would like to test, select the device and click on Start Testing

5. This will automatically open the URL on the device browser, allow the necessary permissions to start testing.

6. The user can perform a variety of actions on the app using different functions under the All Actions tab.

7. Toggle Network Profiles, Inspect Elements and more.

8. Simply click on the required functions and perform the actions.

All Actions Menu

Item	Description
Switch Device	Switch to another device and continue testing without starting a new session.
Object Spy	Inspect and identify UI elements on the application using the Object Spy feature.
Local Testing	Enable local testing on the device to test apps hosted in staging or private environments.
Play Store	Launch the Google Play Store on the device to install applications.
Chrome Debugger	Debug and inspect elements within the Chrome browser on the device.
Keyboard	Enter input data on the device using the keyboard function.
Throttle Network	Simulate different network profiles to test application behavior under varying network conditions.
Change Location	Simulate device location to validate application behavior across different geographies.
Change Language	Change the device language to test localization and internationalization scenarios.
Image Injection	Inject images directly into the application for functional and media related testing.
Push to Device	Upload and inject files into the application for testing file handling scenarios.
Touch ID	Simulate biometric authentication to test Touch ID based flows.