Week of September 19–25, 2026
See more of the page in vision checks 🔥
Vision checks used to only see whatever happened to be in the viewport when the screenshot was taken. If what you were checking for was further down the page, the check simply couldn't see it. Now, if a check's criteria points to something anywhere on the page, LitmusLab finds it and scrolls through the matched area to capture it properly, extending to cover a whole list or table when that's what the match is part of.
Re-run replaces the run you're looking at
Re-run now replaces the current run's results (same environment, same test) instead of leaving you with a growing pile of runs to sort through. Your old results stick around until the new run actually finishes, so a re-run that fails or gets interrupted never costs you the run it was meant to replace.
Know when you're signed out, or running a stale version
If your session expires, you're now taken straight to the login page instead of being left looking at a broken screen. And if we ship an update while you have LitmusLab open, a small notice appears letting you know a refresh is available: no interruption, just a quiet flag until you're ready.
Fixes worth knowing about
A UI Workflow step that had already accomplished what it needed to could sometimes get stuck repeating the same click over and over instead of moving on. Steps now track real, verified progress after every action instead of just trusting a self-reported history, so a satisfied instruction is recognized as done. Vision checks now verify a criterion's stated facts instead of assuming them: a check claiming "11 items" against a page that actually has 12 now correctly fails instead of just echoing the claim back. The Add Column dropdown and Variables drawer also scan your test's Intent for {{variables}} now, not just Flow steps. The sidebar's scrollbar matches the dark theme instead of showing the browser's default light one. And icon-only buttons across Test Builder and Project Settings now have proper labels for screen readers.