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Spurred on by the chance to win a prize pool worth USD
$1000 for finding bugs, testers are evaluating the browser or browsers
of their choice to determine how well they work, taking in the overall
performance and usability along the way.
uTest state that the goal of the competition
is simply "to identify the best tester in our community and gather
information surrounding potential browser vulnerabilities."
It is hoped
that by the end of the intensive testing week there will be valuable
additional information available for the benefit of the software
development and testing community.
All the bugs found will be reported back to the teams at Microsoft,
Google and Mozilla with proper credit being given to the tester who
found each particular bug. To enter you need to visit the Bug Battle site and register as a tester.
Prizes on offer include USD $200 for each program tested, on the basis
of clarity of reports and depth of testing. There are also prizes for
the following categories:Specifically, uTest will be looking to find
winners in each of the following categories:
Top Tester for the tester who reports the most valuable bugs and feedback.
Top Novice for the newbie tester who shows the most promise in software testing.
Top Bug for the best bug in terms of accuracy, creativity and severity.
Best Feedback for the best feedback provided during the usability survey.
Doron Reuveni, CEO and co-founder at uTest, says "at uTest, we believe
strongly in the intrinsic value of healthy competition. The goal is to
identify the best tester in our community and gather information
surrounding potential browser vulnerabilities. This contest will
utilize the wisdom of our uTester crowd and, in doing so; will provide
additional information beneficial to the software development and
testing communities."
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