Standard stable browser, making them more distinguishable. These browsers have different icons from the We understand that when Cypress is running in its own profile it can beĭifficult to tell the difference between your normal browser and Cypress.įor this reason you may find downloading and using a browser's release channel You might notice that if you already have the browser open you will see two of You can see all of the default chrome command line switches we send
Disables user gesture requirements for autoplaying videos. Disables prompts requesting permission to use devices like cameras or mics. Disables background and renderer throttling. Disables device discovery notifications. Disables asking to become your primary browser. Disables 'Autofill forms and passwords'. The Cypress launched browser automatically: Disabled BarriersĬypress automatically disables certain functionality in the Cypress launchedīrowser that tend to get in the way of automated testing. Launches so all of your configuration will be preserved. We'll continue to use this Cypress testing profile on subsequent That's no problem - you have to reinstall them once in the Cypress launchedīrowser. This means things like history entries, cookies, andģrd party extensions from your regular browsing session will not affect your Cypress ProfileĬypress generates its own isolated profile apart from your normal browser Enable or disable experimental features. Modify the arguments used to launch the browser. When Cypress goes to launch your browser it will give you an opportunity to But it launches in a way that we believe makes testing more Browser EnvironmentĬypress launches the browser in a way that's different from a regular browserĮnvironment. Support for more browsers is on our roadmap. Some browsers such as Safari and Internet Explorer are not currently supported. If you modify the list of browsers, you can see the Once selected, the Brave browser is detected using the same approach as any cypress/plugins/index.js const execa = require ( 'execa' ) const findBrowser = ( ) => The Electron browser has the advantage of coming baked into Cypress and does notįrom the CLI, we will launch all browsers headlessly. The Electron browser is a version of Chromium that comes In addition to the browsers found on your system, you'll notice that Electron isĪn available browser. Specific released version of Chrome (dev, Canary and stable) for every platform. Sometimes causing a breaking change in your automated tests. #No chrome based browsers update
The Chrome browser is evergreen - meaning it will automatically update itself, You can switch theīrowser in the Test Runner by using the drop down in the top right corner: Browser versions supportedĬypress supports the browser versions below: When Cypress is initially run from the Test Runner, you can choose to runĬypress in a select number of browsers including:Ĭypress automatically detects available browsers on your OS. Access the privileged browser APIs for automation.Create a clean, pristine testing environment.When you run tests in Cypress, we launch a browser for you.
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