Who can access published items in the test environment?

The correct answer focuses on the accessibility of published items within the test environment being restricted to users who have specific configurations in their browsers. In this case, only those users who have test snippets running in their browsers can access the content. This ensures that the items are only available for testing purposes and not accessible to all account holders or users in a production environment, which helps maintain the integrity of the testing process and the stability of the live application.

The other options would imply broader access rights that would not typically be found in a test environment. For instance, allowing everyone with a WalkMe account to access published items could lead to unintended exposure and potentially disrupt the testing phase. Similarly, users who only have production snippets would not be able to see test content, as they are intended for the live, stable environment. Lastly, limiting access exclusively to admin users would defeat the purpose of allowing regular users who are involved in the testing to provide feedback and insights. Therefore, having users with test snippets running in their browsers ensures that only relevant stakeholders can interact with and validate the items in a controlled setting.