How does a "swipe" interaction differ from a "scroll" interaction in Appium?
- Scroll is a quick, short movement on the screen
- Scroll is used for moving within a page's content
- Swipe is a continuous gesture in one direction
- Swipe is used for navigating between pages
A "swipe" in Appium involves a continuous gesture in one direction, often used for navigating between pages. In contrast, a "scroll" is a quick, short movement within the content of a single page.
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