Cypress - Basics and SetupWhat happens when Cypress runs a test inside the browser regarding network requests?ACypress cannot see network requests at allBNetwork requests are blocked by defaultCNetwork requests run only after tests finishDCypress can intercept and modify network requests in real timeCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand Cypress network controlCypress runs inside the browser and can intercept, stub, or modify network requests during tests.Step 2: Evaluate other optionsOptions A, B, and D contradict Cypress's ability to control network traffic.Final Answer:Cypress can intercept and modify network requests in real time -> Option DQuick Check:Network interception = Cypress feature [OK]Quick Trick: Cypress intercepts network calls inside browser [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming network requests are blockedBelieving Cypress can't access networkThinking network runs after tests
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