also does not work

it is okay

cy.visit("https://byndyusoft.com/"); cy.get("section div[class='know-more__container'] span:nth-child(2)").click()

so ) is it impossible for Cypress 9.0 ?

Hi Dima, let me see if tonight or tomorrow i can resolve this issue. I do see what the problem is. The google.ru responds different then google.com In the RU version al links are opening in seperate tab. I do think the remove attr will work only you need to select the right element.

tnx! agree , i have not caught the differences in opening tabs) good job)) what about the removing attr also agree , i have not done it before so for me it is a bit complicated 👍🏻

what's the use case for this? Like "element does not exist now, then should not exist for 200ms, then exist? Or at least it does not exist for 200ms, then does not matter"?

Ow yeah also forgot to mention, you will run into another problem with Cypress 9.0. Your test starts at google.com and then you want to visit byndyusoft. This is on another Top level domain so Cypress will not allow that with older versions of Cypress. You need cy.origin to navigate to other top level domains.

This is my code in cypress 10

js
describe("Testsuite with remove attr",()=>{

  it("remove attr",()=>{
    cy.setCookie("SOCS","CAISHAgBEhJnd3NfMjAyMjEwMTctMF9SQzMaAm5sIAEaBgiAiNKaBg",{
      domain: ".google.ru"
    })
    cy.visit("https://www.google.ru")
    cy.get( "input[name=q]").type("Byndyusoft{ENTER}");
    cy.get("a[href='https://byndyusoft.com/']").first().invoke('removeAttr', 'target').click()
    cy.origin("https://byndyusoft.com/", ()=> {
      cy.get("section div[class='know-more__container'] span:nth-child(2)").click()
    })
  })
})

@mysterious-belgium-25713 thank you very much . It also looks a bit complicated for now ( i am almost newbie , also have't worked with Cookies ) Should delete my cypress 9 ( and a few lines of code ) and try your code . 👍🏻

Ow the cookie was to make it work on my machine, everytime i started the google page i get a cookie window that i have to accept or decline. So I added it to the test to skip that screen on my machine. The rest of the code you can use. Also yeah you need to upgrade to cypress 10+ if you want to use cy.origin.

And no problem that you are new, we are here to help 🙂

Have took it ) to be honest i don't really got the information about cookies but seems that i could delete it in my code ( but with cookies it also works ) .

should i create an additional spec.cy.js to and visit byndyusoft.com there ?

@mysterious-belgium-25713 do you have any ideas why it does not functioning . Does it work on your PC ?

Hi Dima are you on cypress 10?

10.10

ok then we are almost there. in your cypress.config.js or .ts you need to add the experimentalSessionandOrigin to true

js
export default defineConfig({
  e2e: {
    experimentalSessionAndOrigin: true,
    async setupNodeEvents(on, config) {
    },
  },
});

recall please how may i check it in terminal ( i mean version )

npx cypress version

Here to show you that it works on my machine

block above was created automatically , should i delete it ? seems yes

no dont delete it

just add then the line experimentalSessionsAndOrigin to the e2e in your file

I'm using typescript so thats why mine looks a bit different

just focus only on this part

js
  e2e: {
    experimentalSessionAndOrigin: true,
    async setupNodeEvents(on, config) {
    },
  },

You should not have mine export in your file your file only needs this.

js
module.exports = defineConfig({
 e2e: {
  experimentalSessionAndOrigin: true,
  setupNodeEvents(on, config) {
    // implement node event listeners here
},
},
});

It might be also good for you to learn some basic javascript, settings these options are not that related to Cypress. When do you use module.exports or when do you use export default. It would be really good to have some basic understanding of the ecosystem.

tnx ! very much! It works now!! i ll immerse myself into understanding of the ecosystem deeper !