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Custom JavaScript actions

JavaScript Steps
If you know how to code in JavaScript, you can overcome any limitations of BugBug features. With the power and flexibility of custom code actions, you can run any function during your tests.
Hint! You can all native JS functions, ex. you can request data via XMLHttpRequest, or store values in localStorage, etc. 
Remember! You can also use variables in your custom code
Advanced JavaScript assertions
Use JS code to add complex assertions. Run any function and if it returns true the assertions will pass.
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