- desired capabilities
Most Common Desired Capabilities
Browser Console Debug Logs
Geolocation Emulation
Bypass Unsafe Download Prompt
Geolocation for Chrome & Firefox
Custom User Profile in Chrome
Emulate Mobile Devices (Chrome)
Add Chrome Extension
Network Throttling
Network Logs
Biometric Authentication
Enable App Resigning in iOS
Enable Capturing Screenshots (Android & iOS)
Configure Android WebViews
Incognito/Private mode
Set Google Play Store Credentials
Basic Authentication [Safari]
Biometric Authentication
With Testsigma, you can simulate biometric authentication while testing Android and iOS applications. This capability allows you to test the app's recognition and response to biometric events. This article discusses how to set biometric authentication desired capabilities on the Ad-Hoc Run page in Testsigma.
Prerequisites
Before you begin, ensure that:
- You have a mobile application to test.
How to Add Biometric Authentication Desired Capability?
In order to Add Biometric Authentication for Android and iOS apps, we can use the following desired capability:
‘testsigma.allowTouchIdEnroll=true’
| Name | Data Type | Value |
|---|---|---|
| testsigma.allowTouchIdEnroll | Boolean | True |
Using Biometric Authentication Desired Capability
- Click on Run from the Test Case Details page.

- On the Ad-Hoc Run overlay, click on Desired Capabilities.

- Enter testsigma.allowTouchIdEnroll in the Key field, select Boolean as the Data type, and set the Value as True.

- Click on Run Now to execute the test case.

NOTE:
This capability is available only in Testsigma Lab and is not supported in local execution.
Here’s a quick GIF demonstrating how to set the biometric authentication capability.
