![]() ![]() Really hoping someone knows what is happening here, as it seems like there is probably some switch somewhere I am missing. Forward/backward navigation is like a useless redundancy. I click through a website, and I suddenly have 8 tabs opened, all to the same page with slightly different displays.Ĭrazier still, in that new tab, I can navigate backwards to the page I left, but that page is actually in the previous tab to the left. The idea that every single time I click a link, a new tab opens up is madness. Normal: Opens webpage->enters credentials->clicks login->site opens in new tab. One of the sites is our own time clock page that we control. Seriously, I want to click a link, and then that same window/tab should simply navigate to that new page, like browsers have been doing for a long time. Nobody else has the issue in our environment. I feel like I'm a bit like Alice in the rabbit hole. The other two items under Tabs do not alter or adjust the process. Unfortunately, I have been to this area, and the only options they offer are to open links in new window or when opening them in new tab, switch directly to them. Have a Cypress question? Want me to answer it? Consider supporting me via GitHub Sponsors or by purchasing my Cypress courses.Thanks so much for the guidance. Want to know more about Cypress? Check out cypress.tips How to Stop Google Chrome from Opening a New Window When you Click on a LinkMethod 1: Turn Off Sticky KeysStep 1: Press Windows+r key on the keyboard to b. Stub The Form That Opens The Second Browser Tabįollow Gleb Bahmutov his projects at ,.Sync Two Cypress Runners via Checkpoints.Run Two Cypress Test Runners At The Same Time.Test a Socket.io Chat App using Cypress.If the second window is opened by the form.submit, see the blog post Stub The Form That Opens The Second Browser Tab which offers several different workarounds. Instead you can simulate the second user separately, while testing the page interface from Cypress. In general, I think this is NOT necessary. Sometimes your might want to run 2 Cypress instances to test a chat web application for example. This browser API method cannot be stubbed directly, see Deal with on how to handle this scenario from Cypress test. While this call does not open the 2nd tab, the application might navigate to another domain, where Cypress loses it. Perhaps the toughest case to deal with is when the application uses location.replace to load new URL. To do that, you must emulate a middle-click by clicking or. Trackpads on Windows laptops can also open links in new tabs. If you need to open the second window for real and check its contents, and even close it, watch □ Check Text And Then Close The 2nd Child Window From Cypress Test. If you use a mouse, simply utilizing the middle mouse button to click on a link will immediately open it in a new browser tab Holding down the Shift key while middle-clicking also helps you switch to the tab automatically. If the parent window is checking window.closed to be notified when the user closes the child window/tab, there is a solution, read the blog post Test Child Window Closed Scenario. See Deal with window.open answer and watch □ Test window.open Example. If the application calls window.open(url) which opens 2nd tab, the test can stab the window.open method. link, watch the video Test Mailto HREF Anchor Links to see how to validate it. The test can remove the target attribute or change it to _self before clicking. If your application contains a link element like, see Deal with target=_blank. How to handle this case depends on how the application opens the second tab. Cypress injects its spec into the first window, thus it "loses" your application and cannot control the second tab. Sometimes your application wants to open a new tab or a new browser window.
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