For about a year, we & # x27; ve be quietly giving free testing support to some high profile open source projects, likeMozilla and the Selenium Project. As open origin advocates and contributor ourselves, we know it & # x27; s important to support projects that we gain from on a regular cornerstone. And what better way to do it then by providing the base that helps insure new releases are fully tested?

Given that history, we areverystimulate to announce today that we & # x27; re taking this effort one huge leap forrard and providing complimentary & quot; Open Sauce & quot; accounts toanyOSS project that could gain from our automated and manual cross-browser examination service. If you experience an unfastened source project, simply and enter in your project & # x27; s repository URL and a description of what it is. You & # x27; ll automatically be enrolled in the design, which provides unlimited testing minutes on up to three parallel VMs and access to all our features, including 96+ OS/browser combo, screenshots, debugging puppet and more. In interchange, we only ask that you agree you will only use this story for your OSS project (s) and that all of your examination results (videos, screenshots, and the Selenium log for) will be publicly accessible (we really think this is an awesome thing, as it makes it super simple to share the examination with other developers). For more info, visit our or for an account. And if you & # x27; d like for us to list your project on Open Sauce, let us know. Happy (open source) testing!

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