Simulating 404 HTTP status code in Blinkit Search API
Nobody wants to see errors in their API. But they appear at times when least expected. The possible scenarios when an error pops up could be something is wrong with the request or some problem with the API. Whatever may be the cause, one thing is sure traffic would stop.
Stop facebook from tracking you
Privacy is a myth in internet world but we must do whatever it takes to protect us from internet giants tracking us. In this article, we are going to help you setup a Requestly rule which you can use directly to stop Facebook from tracking you.
How to stress test React apps
As software developers, we are well aware of the pivotal role testing plays in ensuring the success of our web apps. In this blog post, we will delve into the concept of stress testing and demonstrate how to stress test a practical website using a popular stress testing tool.
Why you should switch to Brave from Google Chrome
It's 2022 and the internet as a whole is changing faster than ever. Do you value your privacy and an open internet?
How to test and debug Adobe Target campaigns in Chrome
You can integrate Adobe Target on your site either by directly integrating Adobe Target JS snippet or through Adobe Launch (DTM aka satellite). This article focuses on testing & debugging of Adobe Target campaigns (included with Adobe Launch).
Try Convertflow on Any Website under 30 Seconds
Try Convertflow on any website with greater efficiency and less time and effort, using Requestly for smooth integration and optimization
How Requestly helps developers and QA modify HTTP requests
Wondering what Requestly has for you? Checkout this detailed article for all your questions!
How to redirect search query to DuckDuckGo
Often the Chrome browser on our computer is managed by our company and the default search engine cannot be changed. If you are conscious about your privacy and prefer a search engine that does not track you – then look no further than DuckDuckGo
How to set Custom userAgent string
A user agent identifies your browser to websites. Modify it with Requestly by setting up a "Modify User Agent" rule to test different browser behaviors easily.
What is CORS and how to bypass it?
CORS stands for Cross-Origin Resource Sharing. It is a mechanism that allows resources to be requested from an application running on a different domain than the one from which they originated. In other words, it enables web pages to access data and resources from other domains.
What is Ngrok and how does it work?
Localhost tunneling is no longer a daunting task today, thanks to Ngrok. Let's explore and dive deep into the internal mechanism of Ngrok and understand how it helps developers and testers access the local web servers.
What is Requestly?
Requestly is an open-source web debugging tool that speeds up your web dev cycle 10X faster. Requestly is available as both a browser extension and a desktop app. Learn more to understand what Requestly is and how it helps your dev cycle.