Does jmeter simulate actual browser behavior?
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Answer / Kamal Kant Udaniya
Yes, JMeter can simulate actual browser behavior to some extent. It supports recording and replaying HTTP(S) traffic, which includes cookies, headers, parameters, etc., just like a real browser. However, it does not render web pages or execute JavaScript as a real browser would.
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