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# cy.blog()

Releases, AI-assisted testing, and quality guides from the Cypress team. See what changed, whether it affects you, and how teams ship with confidence.

[Meet cypress tap: give your AI agent the context the Cypress app shows you Cypress AIcypress tap is a new set of CLI command to pull Cypress app context into your terminal. It lets AI agent drive a Cypress open session from the terminal, so it can author new tests, extend existing ones, and read failures the way the Cypress app shows them.Read more](/blog/cypress-tap-cli)

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[Cypress Cloud: Test Replay now masks sensitive form inputs by default Starting today, Test Replay replaces the values of sensitive form fields (passwords and payment details) with asterisks before it captures the DOM before any Test Replay data is uploaded to Cypress Cloud. It's on by default for every Cypress Cloud project. This follows the same principle as network data redaction in Test Replay: keep sensitive values out of captured artifacts, without giving up the overall debugging experience of Test Replay in Cypress Cloud. We've heard from Cypress Cloud cust Read more](/blog/ctest-replay-now-masks-sensitive-form-inputs-by-default)

[More data, smaller responses: what's new in Cypress Cloud MCP New tools, more data, smaller responses: what's new in Cypress Cloud MCP as of September 2026. Read more](/blog/whats-new-in-cypress-cloud-mcp-sept-2026)

[Cypress 16: faster tests, starting with HTTP/2 support Cypress 16 goes after slow test suites from every angle: HTTP/2 support, zero-delay typing, faster visibility checks, retrying cookie commands, and automatic memory management. Most of it arrives without editing a single test. Here's what changed, why, and how to upgrade. Read more](/blog/cypress-16-faster-tests-starting-with-http2-support)

[New: Finish Cypress Cloud runs faster with the Run Completion API Starting now, all Cypress Cloud plans can use the Run Completion API, allowing the Cypress Cloud run to finalize immediately at the end of test recoding, instead of staying open for new tests. Here's why that's important and how it can save you time. Cloud runs can have multiple groups of tests Cypress Cloud runs are often made up of many isolated cypress run groups. These may represent things like: * separate parallel machines * different browsers running the tests * different testing t Read more](/blog/new-finish-cypress-cloud-runs-faster-with-the-run-completion-api)

[Meet cypress tap: give your AI agent the context the Cypress app shows you cypress tap is a new set of CLI command to pull Cypress app context into your terminal. It lets AI agent drive a Cypress open session from the terminal, so it can author new tests, extend existing ones, and read failures the way the Cypress app shows them. Read more](/blog/cypress-tap-cli)

[Read your Cypress Test Replay from the terminal, and hand it to your agent with the Cypress Cloud CLI The Cypress Cloud CLI, published as @cypress/cloud, brings your run data and Test Replay into the terminal as structured JSON. Triage a failed run yourself, wire the commands into CI, or hand them to a shell-based agent that can read the full failure context without you in the middle. Read more](/blog/cypress-cloud-cli)

[The Electron browser is being deprecated in Cypress We're deprecating the Electron browser in Cypress, starting in Cypress 16.0.0, with removal in a future major version. After years of seeing inconsistent results between Electron and the browsers people actually use, we are standardizing on installed browsers for more reliable test results. Read more](/blog/the-electron-browser-is-being-deprecated-in-cypress)

[Cypress Cloud MCP is Generally Available Today, Cypress Cloud MCP is generally available! When we launched Cloud MCP in beta two months ago, we had a hypothesis: developers shouldn't have to copy-paste stack traces into a chat window to get their AI assistant to help them debug. Cypress Cloud already had all the context their assistant needed. We just needed to close the gap. The response told us the hypothesis was right. In the 9 weeks since beta, over 500 organizations connected, and more than 1,000 developers have used it to query Read more](/blog/cypress-cloud-mcp-is-generally-available)

[How the Cypress Cloud Errors tab helps you triage faster The Errors tab in Cypress Cloud groups test failures by error type so you can tell if you have one problem or forty. Now with expanded defaults, accurate flaky test status, and direct Test Replay links. Read more](/blog/how-the-cypress-cloud-errors-tab-helps-you-triage-faster)

[Cloud MCP Now Includes Cypress Accessibility Use AI agents to take quick, actionable next steps on accessibility issues. Read more](/blog/cloud-mcp-now-includes-cypress-accessibility)

[Cypress AI Skills: Get More From Your AI Coding Assistant AI coding tools can write Cypress tests. What they tend to struggle with is writing them well. Ask an AI assistant to generate a Cypress test and you'll probably get something that runs. But look closer and you'll find CSS class selectors instead of data-cy attributes, cy.wait(3000) instead of network aliases, and no awareness of the custom commands your team already built. It's a Cypress test — it's just not the kind of Cypress test you'd write yourself. That's the problem Cypress AI Skills i Read more](/blog/cypress-ai-skills-get-more-from-your-ai-coding-assistant)

[Cypress Test Replay now captures canvas elements by default Canvas capture is now on by default in Test Replay for all projects in Cypress Cloud. If your tests interact with canvas elements, you no longer need to contact Cypress to enable capture. Here's what changed, what gaps remain, and how to adjust the setting if your project needs it. Read more](/blog/cypress-test-replay-now-captures-canvas-elements-by-default)

[Cloud MCP: Give Your AI Assistant Access to Your Test Runs Update: Cypress Cloud MCP reached general availability on May 20th, 2026. Today, we are releasing the beta of Cloud MCP — a remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects AI coding assistants and AI Agents directly to Cypress Cloud. If you've ever finished a CI run, watched it go red, and then spent the next ten minutes copy-pasting stack traces into a chat window, you know exactly what problem we're solving. We're bridging the context gap in AI-driven development. The context gap Read more](/blog/cloud-mcp-give-your-ai-assistant-access-to-your-test-runs)

[cy.prompt can now wait for network requests cy.prompt now supports waiting for network requests by referencing aliases you've already defined with cy.intercept. You can keep your test instructions in one place, without breaking out of the prompt block to insert manual waits. Read more](/blog/cy-prompt-can-now-wait-for-network-requests)

[Introducing Studio AI: Stronger Validation, Less Friction A passing test run does not always equal release confidence. Confidence comes from knowing your tests validate what users actually experience. Not just that a flow executed, but that the UI state changed appropriately, the right text appeared, and element visibility updated as expected. This is where friction shows up. After every meaningful interaction in a test, there's a decision to make. What changed? What should be verified? Those decisions take time. Under pressure, it's easy to write t Read more](/blog/introducing-studio-ai-stronger-validation-less-friction)

[How cy.prompt generates cy.contains, cy.press, and handles sensitive data cy.prompt now supports text-based targeting via cy.contains, keyboard interactions through cy.press, and non-existence assertions using visible content. This post covers what changed and how sensitive data in the DOM is handled automatically. Read more](/blog/how-cy-prompt-generates-cy-contains-cy-press-and-handles-sensitive-data)

[Fix Cypress CI failures caused by no spec files found Stop Cypress from failing your CI build when no spec files are found. Learn when to use --pass-with-no-tests, when to leave it off, and what else shipped in 15.11.0. Read more](/blog/fix-cypress-ci-failures-caused-by-no-spec-files-found)

[Environment Variable Access in Cypress v15.10.0+: Migrating to cy.env() and Cypress.expose() Starting in Cypress 15.10.0, Cypress.env() is deprecated and will be removed in Cypress 16.0.0. This change is driven by the way Cypress.env() hydrates all Cypress environment values into the browser context, including values a test may never read. This makes it easy to unintentionally expose more data than intended. We have not seen reports of this being exploited, but we are implementing this deprecation (and future removal) to move Cypress toward safer defaults and more explicit control o Read more](/blog/environment-variable-access-in-cypress-v15-10-0-migrating-to-cy-env-and-cypress-expose)

[What’s new in cy.prompt for AI testing in Cypress We’ve made a series of focused updates to cy.prompt based on how teams are using AI in real Cypress test suites. Learn what’s new, why it matters for reliability and readability, and what improvements are coming next. Read more](/blog/whats-new-in-cy-prompt-for-ai-testing-in-cypress)

[What's new in Cypress Accessibility? Over the last year, we've delivered some of the most requested features by current Cypress Accessibility customers, and extended the range of use cases and environments we support. If you're not familiar with Cypress Accessibility, here's the three things you need to know: 1. Automated test runs you record to Cypress Cloud can generate page- or component-level accessibility reports based on everything that happened in your tests, including all steps of all user journeys. 2. It supports compa Read more](/blog/whats-new-in-cypress-accessibility)

[AI self-healing in Cypress: reliable tests with full visibility cy.prompt brings transparent self-healing to Cypress tests, adapting to UI changes while showing exactly what healed and why. Get clear logs, reliable tests, and the option to generate code once and commit it for full control in CI. Read more](/blog/ai-self-healing-in-cypress-reliable-tests-with-full-visibility)

[Interact and Assert on Shadow DOM in Cypress Studio Cypress Studio Now Supports Shadow DOM Interaction and Assertions Read more](/blog/interact-and-assert-on-shadow-dom-in-cypress-studio)

[AI testing in Cypress: scroll elements into view with cy.prompt Cypress now supports AI-powered scrolling in cy.prompt. Write natural language instructions like “scroll to Dec 7” and let Cypress handle the rest. See how AI-driven testing is evolving in Cypress. Read more](/blog/ai-testing-in-cypress-scroll-elements-into-view-with-cy-prompt)

[Clearer command logs: Hide HTTP requests in the Cypress App When running Cypress tests, your Command Log can fill up fast, especially when your app makes lots of network calls. While these entries are helpful when you’re debugging, they can also add noise when you just want to focus on the test flow. That’s why we’ve added a new option to the Cypress App to hide HTTP requests. A cleaner view in the Command Log When you don’t need to inspect network calls, you can now hide them directly from the Command Log. Deselect the “Show HTTP Requests” toggle i Read more](/blog/clearer-command-logs-hide-http-requests-in-the-cypress-app)

[Cypress Studio: No-Code Test Generation Now Built In Cypress Studio now ships by default in Cypress 15.4.0. Record and generate end-to-end tests without writing code. Try the built-in test recorder today. Read more](/blog/cypress-studio-no-code-test-generation-now-built-in)

[New: Find hidden accessibility issues with Cypress Accessibility We are delighted to announce the first internally-developed accessibility check in Cypress Accessibility, with a new rule called “Interactive elements should be semantically correct”. This rule has already surfaced hundreds of previously-hidden accessibility issues across an early-preview set of Cypress Accessibility customers – issues that were not revealed by existing automated scans. Today, it’s rolling out for every Cypress Accessibility project in Cypress Cloud! Look out for the "Cypress Read more](/blog/new-find-hidden-accessibility-issues-with-cypress-accessibility)

[Add your missing tests faster, with Test Generation in UI Coverage Today we are proud to launch AI-powered Test Generation in Cypress Cloud, to help you quickly add tests for the untested elements detected in UI Coverage reports, in a way that follows your existing practices and conventions. Test generation in UI Coverage is the first of a set of AI-powered test generation tools that Cypress will release this year, and it works in just three steps: 1. Select an interactive element in your UI Coverage report, from any state of your application 2. Click “Gene Read more](/blog/add-your-missing-tests-faster-with-test-generation-in-ui-coverage)

[New in Cypress Accessibility: Results API updates Cypress Accessibility uses server-side processing to carry out accessibility checks when a test run is recorded to Cypress Cloud. Compared to typical in-test accessibility scans, this "out-of-test" approach comes with a few key advantages – no special setup, no performance impact on test execution, and improved consistency across runs. All states and variations can be checked, every time, without a single line of test code added. The one thing these accessibility checks won't do is fail a test Read more](/blog/new-in-cypress-accessibility-results-api-updates)

[Introducing Cypress.stop(): A simple way to halt test runs We’re thrilled to announce Cypress.stop(), a powerful command that allows you to stop test execution programmatically. Why we built Cypress.stop() Testing should be efficient, predictable, and provide feedback as fast as possible. Whether you want to stop tests immediately upon failure or skip execution based on some other condition, Cypress.stop() provides faster feedback and the flexibility you need. How Cypress.stop() works With a single command, Cypress.stop() halts execution within th Read more](/blog/introducing-cypress-stop-a-simple-way-to-halt-test-runs)

[Just launched: Accessibility Branch Review - spot new issues in seconds There's a question people ask almost every time we talk with a team about their accessibility needs: how do we see just the effect of specific code changes, not the full report of all current accessibility issues? This comes up because everybody's been through a certain kind of pain in their accessibility remediation work, where fixing one issue can expose, or even directly cause, another problem. At same time, incoming UI changes can silently introduce issues that could have been caught and pr Read more](/blog/just-launched-accessibility-branch-review-spot-new-issues-in-seconds)

[Cypress 14 is Here — See What's New! We’re excited to announce the release of Cypress 14! 🎉 This update has improvements and updates to make your testing experience even smoother. Here’s what’s new: ✨ Key Highlights * Expanded Component Testing Support: Cypress now works with the latest versions of React, Angular, Next.js, Svelte, and Vite — with improved performance for component test runs. * Chrome document domain fixes: Chrome’s deprecation of document.domain is handled seamlessly. Use cy.origin() for cross-subdomain naviga Read more](/blog/cypress-14-is-here-see-whats-new)

[Announcing the General Availability of UI Coverage At CypressConf 2024, we announced that UI Coverage is now generally available. After an incredibly successful early access period, during which we partnered with forward-thinking teams to refine this innovative product, UI Coverage is ready to transform the way you approach test coverage. UI Coverage provides clear insights and actionable data to help your team improve test coverage, quality, and efficiency: * Visualize Coverage: Get a clear, visual overview of which parts of your application Read more](/blog/announcing-the-general-availability-of-ui-coverage)

[UI Coverage and Cypress Accessibility are now GA! Today, on the first day of CypressConf 2024, we are delighted to announce that both Cypress Accessibility and UI Coverage have reached general availability 🎉. Whether keeping an eye on your test coverage, or detecting regressions that would prevent people with disabilities using your product, Cypress Cloud has more ways than ever to supercharge your test pipeline. Learn about the details below, and request a trial in Cypress Cloud with your own projects. When your trial begins, you’ll receiv Read more](/blog/ui-coverage-and-cypress-accessibility-are-now-ga)

[Announcing the Cypress Cloud 14-Day Free Trial We're excited to announce a 14-day free trial of Cypress Cloud! Explore premium features that have made Cypress Cloud a trusted tool for developers worldwide and experience how it can transform your testing workflow, all risk-free. Read more](/blog/announcing-the-cypress-cloud-14-day-free-trial)

[Introducing UI Coverage Learn how UI Coverage by Cypress enhances your testing strategy by providing visual insights into test coverage, identifying gaps, and optimizing your test suite. Read more](/blog/introducing-ui-coverage)

[New for Cypress Cloud: Data Extract API Introducing the Data Extract API, now available in Enterprise Cypress Cloud plans. This API empowers you to retrieve your test data at various levels. You can access individual test results, which encompass status, error messages, build tags and groups, Test Replay links, and more. This data enables you to: * Understand overall app quality and trends across multiple projects. * Drive accountability and enforce standardization in testing practices. * Streamline workflows. * Identify and maxi Read more](/blog/new-for-cypress-cloud-data-access-api)

[New for Cypress Cloud: Enterprise Reporting We're excited to introduce a new tool designed to assist technical experts and company leadership in analyzing their organization’s testing progress. Cypress Cloud Enterprise plan users can now access organization-level trends and insights on adoption, usage, and performance. This tool is specifically crafted to drive accountability, enforce standardization, streamline workflows, and aid organizations in identifying areas where Cypress is delivering value. Above all, it aims to empower the proc Read more](/blog/new-enterprise-reporting)

[Introducing Cypress Accessibility Updated March 2025. Looking for a free trial? Sign up here. Introduction We built Cypress Accessibility to help teams measure and improve the accessibility of their applications by adding highly effective, zero-effort accessibility checks to the Cypress Cloud platform. To do this, we automatically generate rich, interactive accessibility reports based entirely on existing tests being recorded to Cypress Cloud. This requires no setup or configuration, so it can be adopted instantly at any time Read more](/blog/introducing-cypress-accessibility)

[Exciting News: Cypress Cloud Plan User Limits Increased to 50! 🎉 At Cypress, we understand that the key to successful software development is equipping developers with the tools and resources they need. As we focus more on redefining pre-production app quality and supporting test-forward culture, it’s never been more important to enable our Cypress Cloud users to scale quicker adoption of test automation throughout your organization. We heard your feedback: more users + more test coverage = less costly production bugs! That's why we're thrilled to announce a Read more](/blog/exciting-news-cypress-cloud-plan-user-limits-increased-to-50)

[Configure retry thresholds with our new experimental feature In the dynamic world of software testing, the importance of ensuring the reliability of your end-to-end (E2E) tests cannot be overstated. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce a new experiment allowing you to configure thresholds for test retries! Context: What’s a retry? End-to-end (E2E) tests are indispensable for evaluating complex systems, but they can encounter unpredictable conditions that make them unreliable, causing sporadic failures called “test flake”. Flaky tests are those which s Read more](/blog/introducing-experimental-retries)

[New for Cypress Cloud: Enhance PR Review Efficiency with Branch Review Cypress Cloud users can now analyze changes to their test suite using a before-and-after view of changes made by each pull request, so they can swiftly pinpoint the differences, streamline review cycles, and prevent regressions. We're excited to introduce Branch Review, Cypress Cloud's latest feature that will enable Github-integrated developers and QA engineers to understand the impact of their current branch’s code changes on their test suite. This release aims to increase the speed and accur Read more](/blog/new-for-cypress-cloud-enhance-pr-review-efficiency-with-branch-review)

[Announcing Cypress 13 with Test Replay! Cypress 13 is here, featuring Test Replay! Interact with tests as they occurred during Continuous Integration (CI). Read more](/blog/announcing-cypress-13-test-replay)

[Introducing Desktop Notifications for Cypress Cloud Runs In the world of software testing, speed is of the essence. The faster you can identify and resolve issues, the smoother your development process becomes. That's why we are excited to announce the latest feature for Cypress Cloud: desktop notifications for your test runs. When it comes to debugging, it's crucial to know when relevant test runs complete in real-time. With the new desktop notifications feature, you no longer have to wait and watch your continuous integration (CI) system for update Read more](/blog/desktop-run-notifications)

[New for Cypress Cloud: Microsoft Teams integration We know that quality and engineering teams need visibility into their CI builds to catch issues early on. That's why we're excited to announce our new beta integration with Microsoft Teams, which makes it easier than ever to view Cypress test results in real-time, directly in your Teams channels. One of the biggest challenges facing engineering and quality teams today is the sheer number of CI build processes, systems, and notifications that can easily go unnoticed. Our new integration with Mic Read more](/blog/introducing-a-new-cypress-cloud-integration-for-microsoft-teams)

[New for 12.9: Debug Page Run Navigation With the release of Cypress 12.9, we’re improving our new Debug page by allowing users to navigate between test runs, which will be surfaced and persisted. The Debug page was designed to enhance the CI debugging experience, allowing users to view, investigate, and rerun failed tests recorded to the Cypress Cloud without leaving the comfort of the local Cypress app. Enabling navigation between runs for the Debug page gives users the flexibility they need to view other runs that may be critical Read more](/blog/debug-page-run-navigation)

[Cypress Component Testing Integration Framework Definition API Cypress prides itself on providing a first-class experience for Component Testing. Part of this experience is our onboarding process that automatically detects the library and framework used in a project, and scaffolds the relevant files and configuration. Starting with Cypress 12.7, we are exposing our internal API for the community to leverage and integrate directly into Cypress. This reduces the configuration burden, allowing developers to start testing their components more quickly and easi Read more](/blog/cypress-component-framework-definition-api)

[Cypress Cloud: Auto Cancellation is now available via CLI With today’s release of Cypress 12.6, Cypress Cloud users can configure Auto Cancellation via CLI and Node Module API, offering new opportunities to shorten feedback loops and protect valuable CI and human resources. If you are a Cypress Cloud Business and Enterprise customer, you can now use CLI to configure how many tests must fail before Auto Cancellation ends your CI test run. With this release, you have granular control to enable Auto Cancellation based on many variables, including testin Read more](/blog/cypress-cloud-auto-cancellation-is-now-available-via-cli)

[Introducing in-app test results: A streamlined, local workflow for debugging CI failures Introducing in-app test results, a game-changing addition to Cypress that allows you to easily debug failed CI test runs right from your local app. With the new Debug page in the app, you can review, rerun, and debug failed CI test runs that are recorded to Cypress Cloud. Debugging failed CI test runs can be a time-consuming and frustrating process. In the past, you had to switch back and forth between your local editor and your CI provider's website, searching and copying the names of failed t Read more](/blog/introducing-in-app-test-results)

[Check Out Our Experimental Release of Run All Specs In case you missed it, we recently brought back the ability for users to run all specs and run a filtered subset of specs. This feature was a staple of many Cypress developers’ workflows, allowing them to quickly run through all of the specs that might have been affected by a code change or run their entire test suite at once while in open mode. When we released Cypress 10, we removed this feature because it did not meet the standards of stability and determinism that cypress run offers. Howeve Read more](/blog/check-out-our-experimental-release-of-run-all-specs)

[New for Cypress Cloud: Run duration analytics, recommendations, and configurable Auto Cancellation Today, we're excited to announce the release of a new update to Cypress Cloud with all new test run analytics and actionable recommendations for how to optimize your test suite’s performance in CI. Run duration analytics Now available on the Run Overview \[http://on.cypress.io/runs\] page is a new trends visualization that displays the current and historical run durations of your branch’s test suite. For each test run displayed in the chart, you can hover to explore the test run’s status, run du Read more](/blog/new-for-cypress-cloud-test-run-analytics-recommendations-and-configurable-auto-cancellation)

[Cypress 10.8: Experimental: Run tests in WebKit We are excited to bring you an update on one of our most popular user requests: Cypress support for testing in Safari! Apple’s Safari browser accounts for almost 20% of worldwide internet usage. In 10.8.0, Cypress users can test their web applications using WebKit, the same browser engine used in Safari. By running your existing Cypress tests in WebKit, you can feel confident that your web application is bug-free and works as intended for Safari users. We are releasing experimental support for Read more](/blog/cypress-10-8-experimental-run-tests-in-webkit)

[What’s new for Cypress 10.7 🚀 Today, we released 10.7. Read on to learn more about: * The return of Cypress Studio for Cypress 10 * Svelte Support for Component Testing Welcome Back, Cypress Studio! Cypress Studio provides a visual way to generate tests within Cypress, by recording interactions against the application under test. It is especially useful for existing code bases, where you would like to quickly and easily add some test coverage — all visually, without needing to write a single line of code! Studio was o Read more](/blog/whats-new-for-cypress-10-7)

[Cypress 10.3.0: Speed up testing workflows with improved visibility into your test results We believe testing is the most important aspect of building reliable software and that development teams deserve a data-rich, all-encompassing platform. Towards that goal, we are excited to announce that we have added actionable test data from your runs in the Cypress Dashboard \[https://docs.cypress.io/guides/dashboard/introduction\] directly into the Cypress app. As the Cypress app runs tests, it records its comprehensive result data to the Cypress Dashboard. The Dashboard derives insights to m Read more](/blog/cypress-10-3-0-speed-up-testing-workflows-with-improved-visibility-into-your-test-results)

[Cypress 10.2.0: Run tests up to 2x faster on Apple silicon (M1) Over the last couple of years, Apple has begun transitioning processors in Mac computers from Intel to Apple silicon \[https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211814\] , including the M1 and the recently announced M2 processor families. Previously, if you were using one of the newer M1 Apple devices, you had to run Cypress using Intel emulation with Rosetta 2, Apple's translation layer. We want you to have the best performance, speed, and reliability possible if you're running Cypress tests on Apple d Read more](/blog/cypress-10-2-0-run-tests-up-to-2x-faster-on-apple-silicon-m1)

[Announcing Cypress 10 with Component Testing Beta! Hello, friends! Today, we have an exciting announcement to share. The title up above might have given it away, but in case you missed it, Cypress 10 is here 🎉! Cypress 10 is our most exciting release yet, and we have a lot to unpack, so let's dive in and look at some of the new functionality. New Cypress App The new Cypress appWe reworked the Cypress app from the ground up to modernize the interface, streamline workflows, and integrate better into your overall development experience. In addi Read more](/blog/cypress-10-release)

[An Update on Cypress Studio *Update 8/30/2022: We have reintroduced the experimental Cypress Studio feature in 10.7. For more details, read our blog post \[https://www.cypress.io/blog/2022/08/30/how-to-use-studio-in-cypress-10-7/\]. This update at a glance: * Cypress 10.0 will soon be released and it will include several new features, like first-class support for Component Testing * Cypress Studio, the experimental feature first introduced in 6.3.0, will be removed in Cypress 10.0 * If you’re a current user of St Read more](/blog/update-on-cypress-studio)

[New for Dashboard: Branches Summary Page In case you missed it, a few weeks ago we rolled out an update to the Projects page to give you a quicker path to your projects' most recently updated branches. If you haven't noticed yet, give it a look. Read more](/blog/new-dashboard-feature-branches-summary)

[Easily Perform Multi-Domain Testing with cy.origin With the cy.origin() command, (added in Cypress 9.6.0), you can easily switch between origins to seamlessly test syndicated authentication, cross-site CMS workflows, and much more. UPDATE: With Cypress 12, we brought cy.session() support out of experimental and into general availability status. Session support can tie closely with cross-origin in that you can save a user session (storage, cookies, etc.) after authentication and restore it in a subsequent test. This cuts down on overall test sui Read more](/blog/cypress-9-6-0-easily-test-multi-domain-workflows-with-cy-origin)

[New for Dashboard: Enterprise Integrations for GitHub and GitLab This release at a glance: * Integrations with GitHub and GitLab Enterprise source control are now available in Cypress Dashboard * Business and Enterprise plan customers can self-install the integrations from Dashboard's Integrations page * The new integrations deliver test run feedback directly in on-prem instances of the popular source control platforms -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Connect Cypress Dashboard directly to your on- Read more](/blog/new-for-dashboard-github-gitlab-enterprise-integrations)

[New for Dashboard: New Projects Workflow, Enhanced Error Details, and a Small Delighter Today, we’re excited to announce the release of new features designed to improve your experience of finding and debugging tests with Cypress Dashboard. In this release, all Cypress Dashboard users have access to new popular, community-requested features: 1. Shortcuts to recently updated branches on the Projects page 2. Enhanced error details for failed runs 3. Current run status as a browser favicon Accessing your most recent tests just got easier The new Projects page in Cypress Dashboar Read more](/blog/feature-roundup-new-improvements-to-your-cypress-dashboard-experience)

[Authenticate Faster in Tests with the cy.session Command Cypress helped you reduce the time it takes to log in before each of your tests with the introduction of the experimental cy.session() command with Cypress 8.2.0. To view the latest updates, including our fix for the issue with the cy.session command in Cypress 12.1.0, view our changelog. A Brief Refresher on Logging in When testing an application that requires authentication, it's common to create a cy.login() custom command or login helper function to log in to your app: Cypress.Commands. Read more](/blog/authenticate-faster-in-tests-cy-session-command)

[Our year at Cypress, and what’s next for our team Here are some of the highlights of the past year at Cypress, as well as a sneak peek into what we have planned to make testing even better in 2021. Read more](/blog/our-year-at-cypress)

[Introducing cy.intercept - Next Generation Network Stubbing in Cypress 6.0 Today, we're elevating the power and scope of Cypress' network handling capabilities with the introduction of the cy.intercept command in Cypress 6.0. Read more](/blog/introducing-cy-intercept-next-generation-network-stubbing-in-cypress-6-0)

[Get rid of recurring errors in your test suite with new Error Analysis As part of our ongoing mission \[https://www.cypress.io/blog/2020/08/11/keep-your-test-suite-in-tip-top-shape-with-cypress-test-analytics/\] to give our users unparalleled insight into their test suites, we’ve added an exciting new analytic to the Cypress Dashboard—Most Common Errors 🎉 The Most Common Errors analytic gives you a high level look at the most common failure modes across your test suite. Users can evaluate their most common errors holistically, and by looking at each error in de Read more](/blog/get-rid-of-recurring-errors-in-your-test-suite-with-new-error-analysis)