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Message: [QUOTE="dhtml, post: 4969433"] You need to do lower level testing. If the open source javascript throws an error, that can be directly reported to the authors. The stuff that the users are testing sounds like stories/acceptance testing and can mostly be automated, too. Regardless, this "functional" testing doesn't test the javascript functions. The lower level functions can, for example, have a problem. Maybe function X doesn't handle nulls. Then, 5 layers of abstraction later, on the screen, the user gets an error. The real problem can't be found unless you figure out what is actually happening. That isn't going to happen with acceptance/story/functional testing. [/QUOTE]