Finding control properties w/ WinAppDriver UI Recorder for Windows 10 Automated Testing UI tutorial

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In this video, I show you how to find controls using WinAppDriver UI Recorder. It is a lightweight object inspector, a handy replacement for the old, heavyweight UI Inspector that ships with Windows SDK and Visual Studio.
The WAD UIR is a free tool. It can be downloaded from the GitHub repository of WinAppDriver. Most importantly, it is a very lightweight tool.
WinAppDriver UI Recorder can create UI automation scripts using Appium-based WinAppDriver and any language you choose, including C#, Java, and Python.
Please note that WinAppDriver is the replacement for Microsoft CodedUI, which is now deprecated. All future automation endeavors by Microsoft will be based on WinAppDriver, which runs on Appium and conforms to the WebDriver standard (IWebDriver interface).
It is possible to run automation on many machines from one script and communicate with Appium WinAppDriver instances running on different machines. This makes the Appium WinAppDriver highly suitable to testing and automated testing / UI automation of distributed and client-server application testing scenarios.
The link to download WinAppdriver UI Recorder:

[MohamedBuhari]

Thanks for a useful video. Hope to get into the udemy course soon.

[JunaidAnsari-ksbh]

Can you try creating locator for mspaint 3 d tolerance slider inside there is nested element with tagname thumb I tried with many different locators but the count is coming zero