Cypress Tutorial
Cypress - Home
Cypress - Introduction
Cypress - Architecture and Environment Setup
Cypress - Test Runner
Cypress - Build First Test
Cypress - Supported Browsers
Cypress - Basic Commands
Cypress - Variables
Cypress - Aliases
Cypress - Locators
Cypress - Assertions
Cypress - Text Verification
Cypress - Asynchronous Behavior
Cypress - Working with XHR
Cypress - jQuery
Cypress - Checkbox
Cypress - Tabs
Cypress - Dropdown
Cypress - Alerts
Cypress - Child Windows
Cypress - Hidden Elements
Cypress - Frames
Cypress - Web Tables
Cypress - Mouse Actions
Cypress - Cookies
Cypress - Get and Post
Cypress - File Upload
Cypress - Data Driven Testing
Cypress - Prompt Pop-up Window
Cypress - Dashboards
Cypress - Screenshots and Videos
Cypress - Debugging
Cypress - Custom Commands
Cypress - Fixtures
Cypress - Environment Variables
Cypress - Hooks
Cypress - Configuration of JSON File
Cypress - Reports
Cypress - Plugins
Cypress - GitHub
Cypress Useful Resources
Cypress - Quick Guide
Cypress - Useful Resources
Cypress - Discussion

Cypress - Supported Browsers

Cypress can run tests in browsers like Chrome, Electron, and Firefox. In the Test Runner,we have the option to choose the browser from the right upper corner.

Also, it must be noted that if a browser option is not available, it means we do not have the latest version of that browser in our system.

Execution from Other Browsers

The execution from other browsers from Command Line is explained below −

To run the execution in Chrome, you need to run the below mentioned command −

./node_modules/.bin/cypress run -- browser chrome

You can see the following screen −

To run the execution in Firefox, run the command given below −

./node_modules/.bin/cypress run -- browser firefox

You can see the following screen −

To run the execution in headed mode, run the command given below −

./node_modules/.bin/cypress run -- headed

From the command line, Cypress executes tests in headless mode, if no option is specified.