<commit_before>{
  title: "FAQ",
  description: "Frequently asked questions about Sauce Labs",
  category: "Reference",
  index: 7
}

With Automated Sauce, we leverage Selenium's client/server architecture and add the internet between your local scripts (made using Selenium's client libraries) and the Selenium Server (which is on our side, as are the browsers). From your machine, you will kick off several test scripts, which will then communicate with our servers and send step-by-step instructions of what the browser needs to do. Once the script is finished, we will close the machine and send you a video and screenshot of every action your test took in the cloud.

To get the full picture, see [How Sauce works](https://saucelabs.com/docs/sauce-vs-local)

### How does billing work? What do you charge per minute?

For every test you run, the actual test time will be slightly shorter than the overall job duration, or what is billed by Sauce. This is because after the test finishes, our test servers remain fully dedicated to your account as it processes the video and screenshots, and uploads all artifacts to your account page.

It's important to point out that this time is necessary only on our servers. If you are running multiple tests at once, they will be assigned to new machines so there shouldn't be any impact on the overall test suite execution time.

Since we believe video and screenshots are helpful features for debugging, we have them on by default. However, if you want to save yourself a couple of test seconds, you can disable those features on a per-job basis.

Here's our documentation on how to do that:

- [Disable video recording](/reference/test-configuration/#disable-video-recording)
- [Disable automatic screenshot capture](/reference/test-configuration/#disable-step-by-step-screenshots)

### What OS and browser combinations do you support?

We support Firefox, Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Safari, and Opera on Windows, Linux and Mac. Check out our complete list of [browser and operating system platforms](https://saucelabs.com/platforms) for details.

### Will my firewall block your service?
<commit_msg>links update after wording changes<commit_after>{
  title: "FAQ",
  description: "Frequently asked questions about Sauce Labs",
  category: "Reference",
  index: 7
}

With Automated Sauce, we leverage Selenium's client/server architecture and add the internet between your local scripts (made using Selenium's client libraries) and the Selenium Server (which is on our side, as are the browsers). From your machine, you will kick off several test scripts, which will then communicate with our servers and send step-by-step instructions of what the browser needs to do. Once the script is finished, we will close the machine and send you a video and screenshot of every action your test took in the cloud.

To get the full picture, see [How Sauce works](https://saucelabs.com/docs/sauce-vs-local)

### How does billing work? What do you charge per minute?

For every test you run, the actual test time will be slightly shorter than the overall job duration, or what is billed by Sauce. This is because after the test finishes, our test servers remain fully dedicated to your account as it processes the video and screenshots, and uploads all artifacts to your account page.

It's important to point out that this time is necessary only on our servers. If you are running multiple tests at once, they will be assigned to new machines so there shouldn't be any impact on the overall test suite execution time.

Since we believe video and screenshots are helpful features for debugging, we have them on by default. However, if you want to save yourself a couple of test seconds, you can disable those features on a per-job basis.

Here's our documentation on how to do that:

- [Disabling video recording](/reference/test-configuration/#disabling-video-recording)
- [Disabling automatic screenshot capture](/reference/test-configuration/#disabling-step-by-step-screenshots)

### What OS and browser combinations do you support?

We support Firefox, Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Safari, and Opera on Windows, Linux and Mac. Check out our complete list of [browser and operating system platforms](https://saucelabs.com/platforms) for details.

### Will my firewall block your service?

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