The latest update from LambdaTest brings several exciting additions to their platform, including a new Chromium browser for iOS, stable versions of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Opera browsers, Android and iOS simulators for live-interactive testing, and an automated screenshot testing feature with scheduling capabilities. The new Chromium browser is based on the open-source project initiated by Google in 2008, which has been used as a base for other browsers such as Brave, Vivaldi, and Opera. With the increasing adoption of Chromium-based browsers, it's essential to include them in cross-browser compatibility testing. Users can now test their websites or web applications on various browsers, including Chrome 78 and 77 stable versions, Mozilla Firefox 70, 69, and 68 stable versions, and Opera 64 stable version, as well as new mobile simulators for Android and iOS devices. The platform also offers automated screenshot testing with scheduling capabilities, allowing users to capture multiple browser combinations and receive test results via email.