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Write browser tests in plain English. Run NLP tests on any page and view full results in TestNeo. TestNeo Quick Test lets you write browser tests in plain English (NLP), run them from Chrome, and see live pass/fail — without leaving the page under test. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Write NLP steps: Navigate, Click, Enter, Verify, Wait, and more • One-click “Use current tab URL” to start testing the open page • Run tests with a free guest quota (same secure playground as TestNeo) • Watch live step results in the side panel • Open a live dashboard, artifacts, or video in TestNeo • Sign up anytime to save tests to your project and unlock the full TestNeo platform WHO IT’S FOR QA engineers, developers, and PMs who want a fast way to smoke-test staging or public sites in plain English — no IDE setup, no local browser automation install. HOW IT WORKS The extension sends your NLP commands to TestNeo’s guest playground APIs. Tests run in TestNeo’s cloud browser. Results stream back to the side panel. Full details open on app.testneo.ai. GET STARTED 1. Install and pin the extension 2. Open any http/https page 3. Click the TestNeo icon to open the side panel 4. Pick a template or write NLP steps 5. Click Run live test PRIVACY • Guest mode uses a device fingerprint only to enforce free-run limits • Active tab URL is read only when you click “Use current tab URL” • We do not scrape passwords or page content beyond what you write in NLP • Privacy policy: https://testneo.ai/privacy • Product: https://testneo.ai · App: https://app.testneo.ai Single purpose: run plain-English browser tests via TestNeo and view results.
Sep 3, 2026
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