Jecelyn Yeen, a Developer Advocate at Google, presented at the Testμ 2022 conference about enhancing user experience through the Chrome DevTools Recorder, a tool designed to automate web testing without coding. She highlighted the Chrome team's initiatives to streamline web automation and cross-browser testing, addressing common challenges faced by developers. The Recorder panel allows users to record, replay, and measure user flows, simplifying end-to-end testing. Jecelyn demonstrated the tool's capabilities using a coffee ordering page, emphasizing its ability to capture user actions automatically and update selections in real-time. She discussed the introduction of features like longer timeouts between steps and the ability to share and import user flows via JSON files, which aids in bug reporting and collaboration. Additionally, she explored the distinctions between Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) and WebDriver, noting the ongoing development of the WebDriver Bi-Di project for enhanced cross-browser automation support. The session concluded with a discussion on the potential integration of these features into CI/CD pipelines using tools like Puppeteer, although current limitations include the absence of detailed result reports post-test execution.