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The three-row siphonophore result is narrower than the grid viewport, so Handsontable sizes the columns wider than it (scrollWidth 1562 vs clientWidth 1340): a horizontal scrollbar appears and NOTES - the column the match is actually in - is clipped. The cell text is in the DOM either way, so the beat passed without it, but the demo read as three arbitrary rows. scrollGridTo() sets scrollLeft on #hotTable .wtHolder, asserts the value landed, and the beat asserts the full NOTES text and scrolls back for the following beats. It is a plain spec step - CI runs it, no recording flag and no cy.wait. Also lets a recording size the browser window: the capture is the window's content area, so RECORD_WINDOW_SIZE is passed through as --window-size for a real Chromium browser (Electron ignores it). That is what makes a 16:9 pane possible: (W-450)/(H-96) = 16/9 at 1920x923 of content, i.e. 1920x1010 of window, for a 1470x827 pane and the repo's 1600x900 viewport at ~0.90 zoom. Inert unless the env var is set, so CI is unaffected. dc-cypress updated with the window-sizing recipe, the clipped-column scroll and the frame mean/variance scan used to find the cut point.