Yes, you can run your Cypress across multiple browsers. BrowserStack helps you expand your Cypress test coverage to 30+ versions of Chrome, Edge, and Firefox on macOS and Windows. Simply specify the browser version and OS details in the browserstack.json file and trigger the tests. What are the advantages of running Cypress tests on BrowserStack? The Cypress team maintains the official Docker Images for running Cypress tests locally and in CI, which are built with Google Chrome and Firefox. For example, this allows us to run the tests in Firefox by passing the -browser firefox attribute to cypress run.
2minutes readCypress.io announced that with v4.0, Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Edge (Chromium based) browsers are supported.
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This update is quite huge for the software testing community, since the other competitor of Cypress.io, TestCafe was supporting Firefox and Edge browsers for a while now.
Check the full comparison between Cypress and TestCafe.
Running Tests in Firefox
All you need to do is to have Firefox installed on the machine from where you are running the tests:
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Or Firefox Developer/Nightly Edition:
To run Firefox in the headless mode, you can pass the –headless argument to cypress run. By default, Firefox will launch in headed mode.
Similar for Microsoft Edge:
Margaret poole. Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based):
Or Microsoft Edge Canary (Chromium-based):
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Google chrome in app store for mac. Ignore tests if Cypress tests run in Firefox
Skipping tests is different than ignoring tests, since when a tests a skipped it’s still displayed in the test result reports:
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blogToday, we're excited to release the highly-anticipated support for Firefox and the new Microsoft Edge browsers in Cypress 4.0. Adding the capability to run Cypress tests in Firefox has been one of the most frequently requested features by the community. So our team has been working hard to provide this feature with the same great developer experience users have come to enjoy and expect from Cypress.
With the power of testing in multiple browsers, comes the responsibility of implementing the right CI strategy to achieve an optimal balance of confidence, performance, and cost. To guide these crucial decisions, we're launching a new Cross Browser Testing Guide with various recommendations to help you implement the right CI strategy for your project and team.
Cypress Firefox Extension
Cypress 4.0 marks a significant milestone in the development of Cypress and sets the stage for an exciting pipeline of capabilities that will continue to elevate the testing experience for everyone.
Cypress Firefox
Install or upgrade (migration guide) to version 4.0 today. Get started by checking out the new Cross Browser Testing Guide. If you're entirely new to Cypress, check out our Getting Started Guide.
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