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Is it possible to hide these XHR requests made by zendesk/pinterest, etc, in the logs when testing for better visibility?

Check this https://github.com/filiphric/cypress-plugin-xhr-toggle

Hey <@951216839898312755> in Cypress v12 the api logs in the command log became really obnoxiously long. If there is one thing everyone complains about Cypress this is the top one. Just freaking hide them, especially the ones without an intercept

The team has confirmed that we have a resolution coming very...very soon 😀

Alternatively, you can add this to your `e2e.js` file, with your own domains:
```js
// Hide some request domains from the log
// See: https://gist.github.com/simenbrekken/3d2248f9e50c1143bf9dbe02e67f5399?permalink_comment_id=4190114#gistcomment-4190114
const originalLog = Cypress.log
const domainsToHide = ['sandbox.secure.checkout.visa.com']
Cypress.log = function (opts, ...other) {
  const isXhr = ['xhr'].includes(opts.displayName)
  const isOther = ['other'].includes(opts.displayName)
  const xhrMatch =
    (isXhr || isOther) &&
    domainsToHide.find((domain) => opts.url.includes(domain))
  if (xhrMatch) return

  return originalLog(opts, ...other)
}
```

code running in the browser can be changed and overwritten so easily