beginner

What is a full-page screenshot in Cypress?

A full-page screenshot captures the entire webpage from top to bottom, not just the visible part on the screen.

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How do you take a full-page screenshot in Cypress?

Use the command cy.screenshot({ capture: 'fullPage' }) to capture the entire page.

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Why are full-page screenshots useful in testing?

They help verify the entire page layout and content, catching issues that might be missed in just the visible area.

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What is the default behavior of cy.screenshot() without options?

It captures only the visible part of the webpage, not the full page.

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intermediate

Can full-page screenshots in Cypress capture content that requires scrolling?

Yes, full-page screenshots automatically scroll and stitch the entire page into one image.

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Which Cypress command option captures a full-page screenshot?

A{ scroll: true }

B{ capture: 'viewport' }

C{ full: true }

D{ capture: 'fullPage' }

What part of the page does cy.screenshot() capture by default?

AOnly the visible viewport

BOnly the footer section

COnly the header section

DThe entire page

Why might you prefer a full-page screenshot over a viewport screenshot?

ATo capture animations

BTo reduce file size

CTo verify the entire page layout

DTo speed up tests

Does Cypress automatically scroll the page when taking a full-page screenshot?

AYes, it scrolls and stitches the image

BNo, you must scroll manually

COnly if you add a plugin

DOnly on mobile devices

Which of these is NOT a valid reason to use full-page screenshots in testing?

ACheck for hidden content

BCapture only visible elements

CVerify page layout

DDetect scrolling issues

Explain how to take a full-page screenshot in Cypress and why it is useful.

Describe the difference between default screenshots and full-page screenshots in Cypress.