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Learn how to use AI in Cypress with cy.prompt, Studio AI, and self-healing tests. A step-by-step 2026 guide to enable, write, and scale your AI Cypress tests.
Saniya Gazala
April 16, 2026
5 min read
Speed, flakiness, debugging, language support: Cypress vs Playwright compared head-to-head in 2026, with a clear answer for your team and stack.
Ioan Solderea
October 21, 2025
33 min read
Cypress Studio lets you create, edit, and maintain end-to-end tests visually, simplifying test automation for faster, more reliable web app testing.
Tahera Alam
September 2, 2025
25 min read
Test your UI components in isolation with Cypress component testing. Debug faster, catch issues early, and ensure reliable, scalable front-end code.
Harshit Paul
August 28, 2025
24 min read
Learn how to perform Cypress React Native app testing by rendering them in the browser using Expo Web for reliable end-to-end testing.
Alex Anie
July 8, 2025
17 min read
Learn how to use the Cypress scrollIntoView() command for smooth scrolling and element visibility checks. Explore practical examples to enhance your test automation.
Himanshu Sheth
March 17, 2025
32 min read
Learn how to handle dropdowns in Cypress using the .select() command. Explore selecting options by text, value, or index for efficient test automation.
Alex Anie
March 4, 2025
20 min read
Enhance your Cypress logs with improved visibility for custom commands. Check out examples and best practices to effectively manage and use logs.
Uma Victor
February 12, 2025
23 min read
Canvas content sits outside the DOM, so locators cannot see it. Automate canvas in Selenium and Cypress using coordinates from getBoundingClientRect().
Himanshu Sheth
January 6, 2025
42 min read
Learn to run Cypress tests in Azure DevOps pipelines with this guide. Discover setup steps, test scenarios, and enhance your CI/CD workflows.
Kailash Pathak
September 17, 2024
24 min read
Learn how to use the Cypress intercept (cy.intercept()) method to handle and modify network requests effectively.
Kailash Pathak
September 10, 2024
23 min read
Running Cypress tests in Jenkins means installing the NodeJS plugin, since Cypress 13+ needs Node 18 or higher, creating a Pipeline project that reads a Jenkinsfile, and running npm ci followed by npx cypress run in a build stage. Teams can add Docker for headless agents, parallel test stages for multiple browsers, and Mochawesome reports via the HTML Publisher plugin.
Enrique
May 20, 2024
20 min read
Cypress assertions help verify the expected behavior of application under test. In this guide, learn how to use the Cypress .should() command with examples.
Anshita Bhasin
May 7, 2024
53 min read
Learn how to check if an element exists in Cypress, validate visibility on a web page, avoid flaky tests, and interact with dynamic web elements efficiently.
Enrique
March 19, 2024
31 min read
This blog guides you through writing your first Cypress test on local machines and cloud grids.
Kailash Pathak
March 14, 2024
35 min read
Cut flaky Cypress tests with 10 proven best practices: programmatic login, resilient selectors, test isolation, and parallel runs on a cloud grid.
Dastan
March 1, 2024
40 min read
Automate Cypress file upload and download for seamless web data transfer. Use attach() for upload and writeFile() for download to ensure reliable and efficient testing.
Kailash Pathak
January 23, 2024
45 min read
The Shadow DOM (Document Object Model) is a web standard that encapsulates styles, markup, and behavior within a scoped and isolated DOM subtree. In this tutorial, you will learn various approaches and techniques to handle elements within the Shadow DOM using Cypress effectively.
Kailash Pathak
November 30, 2023
29 min read
In this Cypress tutorial, you will learn how to perform headless browser testing using Cypress on popular browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and WebKit.
Kailash Pathak
September 15, 2023
32 min read
Learn how to use cy.viewport() in Cypress to test responsive designs across screen sizes, device presets, orientations, and the TestMu AI real device cloud.
Anshita Bhasin
September 14, 2023
43 min read
In this step-by-step Cypress tutorial, you will learn how to perform E2E testing using Cypress CLI and Test Runner.
Kailash Pathak
August 16, 2023
31 min read
Cypress Testing Library adds user-centric queries like findByRole to Cypress. Learn to install it, pick the right query, and write tests that survive refactors.
Enrique
June 14, 2023
27 min read
This blog demonstrates how to handle iFrames in Cypress using the cy.iframe() command on the cloud grid.
Enrique
February 6, 2023
22 min read
Learn how Cypress App Actions set application state without the UI, how they differ from the Page Object Model, and how to run the tests in the cloud.
Enrique
January 6, 2023
25 min read
Step-by-step guide to Cypress API testing. Explore how Cypress, a user-friendly framework, enhances API testing for functionality, reliability, and performance.
Enrique
December 29, 2022
31 min read
![Running Tests In Cypress With GitHub Actions [Complete Guide]](https://assets.testmuai.com/resources/uploads/2022/12/Guide25252520To25252520Cypress25252520Testing.png)
Read on this blog to learn how to set up CI/CD pipeline for test cases using Cypress with GitHub Actions.
Anshita Bhasin
December 28, 2022
30 min read
Read on this blog on Cypress 10 migration to learn how to migrate your test automation suite to Cypress 10.
Adarsh M
November 29, 2022
48 min read
This Cypress testing tutorial on Cypress debugging discusses some of the best ways to debug your Cypress tests and explain each in detail
Dastan
November 14, 2022
24 min read
Cypress end to end testing runs tests inside the browser with a JavaScript framework built on Mocha. Learn setup, commands, and a full worked example.
Kailash Pathak
August 2, 2022
34 min read
This article on Cypress accessibility testing discusses the importance of accessibility testing and how to perform Cypress accessibility testing on a cloud grid.
Enrique
June 27, 2022
20 min read
Get started with the Cypress testing framework: install Cypress, learn its architecture, write your first end-to-end test, and run it on a cloud grid.
Sachin
May 4, 2022
16 min read
Learn how to avoid anti-patterns in Cypress: fragile locators, overcomplicated chains, hard waits, and duplicated code, with fixes and BDD examples.
Enrique
April 13, 2022
23 min read
A quick guide on how to perform Cypress visual regression testing on a cloud Cypress grid like TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest).
Enrique
January 11, 2022
24 min read
Learn how to fill and submit forms in Cypress: text fields, radio buttons, checkboxes, dropdowns, file uploads and date pickers, with code examples.
Sachin
December 3, 2021
31 min read
In this Cypress tutorial, we will learn to use Cypress locators to access WebElements in the DOM for realizing Cypress automation tests.
Sachin
September 25, 2021
30 min read
![Handling Touch And Mouse Events In Cypress [Tutorial]](https://assets.testmuai.com/resources/uploads/2021/09/Cypress-Events.png)
In this Cypress tutorial, we talk about handling touch and mouse events when running Cypress test automation scripts.
Narayanan Palani
September 7, 2021
19 min read
Combine Cypress with Google Lighthouse to run automated performance, accessibility, SEO, and best-practices audits in your Cypress test suite.
Narayanan Palani
August 13, 2021
24 min read
![How To Find Broken Links Using Cypress [With Examples]](https://assets.testmuai.com/resources/uploads/2021/08/Broken-links-with-Cypress.png)
Want to find broken links on your website? Here's how you can do broken link testing on your website using Cypress.
Enrique
August 5, 2021
26 min read
Cypress is an open source, JavaScript-based test automation framework that runs full-stack end-to-end tests in the same run loop as the application under test, backed by a Node.js server process. It shipped 18 versions in 2021 alone and has gained traction in the QA community for its ease of use and thorough documentation.
Kritika Murari
August 4, 2021
13 min read
Cypress is a Node.js-based JavaScript framework for end-to-end testing of web applications, running directly inside the browser instead of communicating through a remote WebDriver like Selenium. Cypress test specs are written in Mocha-style syntax using built-in commands such as cy.visit() to load a page, with assertions modeled on Chai, and Cypress installs via a single npm install cypress command.
Sachin
July 1, 2021
23 min read
Cypress is an open-source, JavaScript-based end-to-end testing framework built on Mocha and Chai that lets developers write and run tests directly inside the browser. Running it at scale on the TestMu AI Grid through the TestMu AI Cypress CLI adds detailed test logs and video screencasts, letting teams debug failures without maintaining their own aging test infrastructure.
Himanshu Sheth
June 25, 2021
5 min read