These are a set of tests to verify, mostly, that the JavaScript and AJAX work. We have tested these on three operating systems (GNU/Linux, Windows, Mac OSX) with different browsers (Firefox, Opera, Internet Explorer). Among other, these tests have been verified with Firefox 1.5, 2.0, 3.0 (Linux, Windows, Mac OSX), Konqueror 3.5 (Linux), Internet Explorer v. 6 (only Windows), Safari v. 3.2 (only Mac OSX), and Opera 8.54 (Linux, Windows) (see below for issues with Opera). Notice that if a test aparently fails, that is not necessarily a bug in Pomelo II. Keep in mind:

• You will most likely want to use "Walk", not "Run". No human being we know of can click even remotely as fast as the "Run" simulates. The problem with the "Run" is that depending on browser, connection, etc, you can get false errors. You can also use "Step", and click on "Continue" (note that there are pre-programmed waiting steps, such as waiting for results to be returned). Please, DO NOT close any of the help windows yourself, or click on any of the Pomelo II usual interface buttoms; just keep clicking "Continue"; otherwise, you will get Selenium confused.
• Version 9.0, 9.02, 9.50, and 9.63 (at least) of Opera did something funny with the JavaScript: an option would be checked (and you could see the check) but the browser would not notice. So before claiming there is a bug in Pomelo II, verify the version of Opera and what is the type of bug. Of course, Pomelo II, in our experience, runs fine in the "normal" usage, with Opera.
• You must tell your web browser to allow pop-ups from Pomelo II, so that it can display, for instance, the floating help windows.
• This is a developer's tool to spot possible problems. It helps us verify that Pomelo can run under several browsers and operating systems. Failing one of these tests does not mean there is a problem with Pomelo or its interface (see comments above about Opera).