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Record, replay, and rerun user actions on web applications to automate testing and validate user flows Testserv is an internal browser extension built exclusively for use within our own application. It enables authorized team members to record, replay, and manage browser interaction scripts directly from within our internal tooling — without any external access. This extension is not intended for public use. It is distributed privately to trusted internal users only. Key Features: Record User Actions Capture clicks, typing, form inputs, scrolling, and navigation on any web page in real time. Replay Scripts Automatically Play back previously recorded interactions exactly as a real user would, triggered from our internal application. Script Storage Save and retrieve recorded scripts locally within the browser for repeated use across sessions. Timed Execution Schedule and delay replay tasks using built-in alarm support. How It Works: 1. Our internal application triggers the extension to start recording. 2. The user performs actions on the target web page. 3. The extension captures and stores the script. 4. The internal application triggers replay as needed. Privacy: All data is processed locally within the browser. No user data is transmitted to external servers. This extension collects only the browser interaction data necessary to perform its recording and replay functions.
Jun 12, 2026
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