Download WebSureQTool
The simplest way to install WebSureQTool on Windows is from the Microsoft Store. Click the install badge below and Windows will handle the rest.
Or open the Store listing directly: websureqtool on Microsoft Store ↗
Setup walkthrough
Follow along as you install — the video matches the install flow step by step.
A short end-to-end walkthrough: install from the Microsoft Store, set up your local workspace and SSO, configure WebDriver for Edge or Chrome, import sample suites from GitHub, and run your first Web UI and API test. Play it on a second screen or phone and pause as you go.
What’s new in WebSureQTool 1.3.3
Direct installs check once a day and let you know when a new version is out. Updates install only with your consent, with a backup of your current version so you can revert. Store installs keep updating through the Store.
If the automation browser window is closed by hand, WebSureQTool detects the ended session and starts a fresh one automatically — no more “invalid session id” errors.
URLs pasted with surrounding parentheses, brackets, or quotes are cleaned up automatically before navigation.
Updating WebSureQTool & rolling back
We recommend running the latest version — each release carries the newest fixes and improvements, and every prior release remains published on GitHub Releases so you can return to an earlier version at any time.
How to update (direct installs, 1.3.3+)
- When the update notice appears — or anytime via Help > Check for Updates — select Download & update. Release notes are shown before anything is downloaded.
- The download progress appears in the status bar.
- When prompted that the new version is ready to install, select Apply & restart. The installer will open.
- Close the WebSureQTool application before continuing in the installer — the app window itself (check the taskbar), not the installer.
- Complete the installer steps, then launch WebSureQTool again.
Known issue in 1.3.3: “file is in use” during install
If WebSureQTool is still running while the installer copies files, Windows may report that a file is in use. Resolution: close the WebSureQTool app, then select Retry in the installer — no reboot is required. The next release closes the app automatically before the installer runs, removing this step.
Rolling back to an earlier version
All releases stay available on GitHub Releases. To return to an earlier version: uninstall the current version first (Windows Settings > Apps > WebSureQTool > Uninstall), then run the installer for the version you want. Windows requires the uninstall step when moving to an older version. Your suites, projects, datasets, and settings are stored in your workspace — not the install folder — and are preserved across uninstall and reinstall.
Microsoft Store installs update and roll back through the Store channel and are not affected by the known issue above.