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Hello author! I couldn't find an expression to modify the request body in readme.md. Can you provide an example? Thank you.

Last release seems broke rules interface, both popup and settings page

Video of popup

Screenshot of broken page console

Browser: Arc and Brave
OS: MacOS Ventura

Hi
Can you add message about triggered rule to the browser console?
Thanks for good extension.

It appears the Modify Header rules are applied after Redirect Request rules. I'd like to inject a header prior to redirecting a request (rewriting the URL), as I need to vary the header value based on the original requested URL. Are there any ordering options or other ideas you have to achieve this?

Thanks!

1. Open extension
2. Go to Modify Response in left menu
3. Make sure Static Response is selected
4. Copy some text to clipboard and confirm that it is present by pasting it into another application
5. In the static response text area, use Ctrl-V or the right-click menu->Paste to paste the text.
   Expected: The text appears in the text area.
   Actual: The text does not appear in the text area.

For example this how it's done in requestly

This is existing UI that we can reuse

If you don't mind I could submit, a PR with those changes

Your extensions are easy to use and the instructions are easy to understand.
Whether all rules can be exported. Need your help

I mainly use Firefox, so it would be great if I didn't have to open Chrome to use the extension

Any tutorial for modifying request body? And a feature request to programmatically change the body like this in requestly. Thank you. More power to you!

No auto tip for XFF now.

Instead of replacing the entire content, Is it possible or not to replace the specific targeted part of the request body or response? similar to the section on "Query Param."

For example:

//old

{
  "text": "abc123"
}

//new (Replace the specific targeted portion of the content.)

{
  "text": "test"
}

Can you add RegEx to redirect match operators?

Or how can I achieve following behaviour with already exist methods?

For example, I want to redirect

google.com/project/123/temp
to
localhost/myproject/123/temp
with any parameters of "123"

We are trying to inject a Authorization header with bearer token stored in Session Storage of chrome. We cannot figure out how to inject that in the header value, could you send us documentation to do that?

Thanks