Can Appium be used to test mobile apps on emulators/simulators, and what are the considerations when choosing between real devices and emulators?
- Emulators are preferred over real devices
- No, Appium only supports real devices
- Yes, Appium supports both
- Yes, but with limited functionality
Appium can be used to test mobile apps on both emulators and real devices. The choice between real devices and emulators depends on factors such as testing requirements, cost, and the need for specific device features. Real devices provide more accurate testing, while emulators offer faster test execution and cost-effectiveness. Considerations should be made based on the testing objectives.
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