Typed text should show in the input box with no lag. While in clamshell mode, click on a text input box, type text with the keyboard. a list), use the stylus swipe/scroll action. App should respond as if there was a touch in precisely this location, with no lag. Using a stylus, click on a touch control. an image or a map), use fingers to zoom on touchscreen. a list), use the one or two finger scroll action.
Using your finger, long hold on a touch control.
Using your finger, push on a touch control. an image or a map), use the scroll wheel. Using a mouse device, right click on a touch control. Using a mouse device, click on a touch control. an image or a map), use the trackpad to zoom. a list), use two finger scroll action on trackpad. Use trackpad to right click (two finger tap) on a touch control. Use trackpad to click on a touch control. The full screen key on the Chrome OS keyboard should put the app in full screen (i.e. App doesn't crash / hang / ANR, and content reappears unchanged. App should launch in the expected window size and orientation (last activity since opened). If the window resize button is available, resize the window and close the app, then reopen. The active cursor should stay in place and page content should not change (except to adjust to larger screen layout). Try dragging the corner of the window to resize the window. If the window resize button is available, resize the window. This test is best run on clamshell devices, as they most accurately represent the hardware profile of most devices.Īpp installs on the Chromebook with no issuesĪpp opens without crashing, hanging, or throwing ANR (app not responding). NOTE: Flags in your manifest may cause the app to be unavailable, depending on the hardware in the Chrome OS device. The test cases cover a wide array of common scenarios that AndroidĪpps should be prepared for if they are expected to run on Chrome OS devices.Īpp exists in Play Store, accessed from a Chromebook (no issue if working as intended). The following table includes a set of test cases that you can use in your own
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