# Recording tests steps

- [BugBug test recorder](/recording-tests-steps/bugbug-test-recorder.md): Learn how BugBug overlay works while recording your test. Record all clicks, catch selecting form elements, navigate to URLs and record typing in the text fields.
- [Recording clicks](/recording-tests-steps/recording-clicks.md): See how recording clicks work. By default, when you record a test, BugBug records all your clicks. You don't need to activate any recording mode.
- [Recording hover](/recording-tests-steps/recording-hover.md): BugBug won't record hover events automatically. There is no reliable way of automatically detecting that something changed on the page because of cursor movement.
- [Recording keyboard typing](/recording-tests-steps/recording-keyboard-typing.md): See how to record keyboard typing with BugBug. During the recording, BugBug will automatically record everything you type in the text fields. You don't need to activate anything.
- [Recording assertions](/recording-tests-steps/recording-assertions.md): Learn what an assertion is and how to use it during recording your test with BugBug. Use assertions to check if your page behaves as it should, without interacting with it.
- [Recording drag & drop](/recording-tests-steps/recording-drag-and-drop.md)
- [Record from here](/recording-tests-steps/record-from-here.md): Read about Record from here feature. BugBug allows you to start recording from any step in your test. No need to record from scratch every time.
- [Re-recording steps](/recording-tests-steps/re-recording-steps.md): See how easy it is to re-record test steps with BugBug. If your test failed and you need to fix it, it's way faster to record the steps "from here" rather than edit them manually.
- [Recording pop-up window actions](/recording-tests-steps/recording-pop-up-window-actions.md)
- [Using keyboard shortcuts](/recording-tests-steps/using-keyboard-shortcuts.md)