How to pin rules in Requestly
You can pin rules in Requestly and access them from anywhere using Chrome toolbar. You can toggle the status of pinned rules directly from the toolbar.
How to set up requestly on Firefox using WebExtensionAPI
Learn how to develop and run Requestly on Firefox with this comprehensive guide using Webextensions API Firefox. Step-by-step instructions for development
How to select the right HTTPs method
When building a web application or a RESTful API, choosing the right HTTP Method for the desired action is important. We compare all the methods & share their usecases.
HTTP Headers That Every Web Developer Should Know
Learn about the most important HTTP headers every web developer should know, including security, performance, and caching headers.
Introducing Web-based API Client (Secure & Open-Source)
Introducing Requestly API Client: a powerful tool that simplifies API design, testing, and debugging while unifying your entire API workflow in one platform.
Learn & bypass Content Security Policy HTTP Response Header
Bypass CSP header to speed up your testing
How backend devs can save an hour a day in local development & testing
Learn how to use Requestly to supercharge your backend testing process. Test locally, mock APIs, and debug efficiently.
March 2023 Product Updates
Check out Requestly's March product updates, featuring an AI response generator, GraphQL support in Modify Response, enhanced session recording, and more.
May 2023 Product Updates
Explore Requestly's May updates: a new API client for cross-platform testing, desktop app enhancements, and more. Try Requestly today!
How to Mock and Fake GraphQL APIs using Chrome Extension
Graphql has completely changed the way APIs are used to fetch data. The simplicity and entity based architecture ensures support for complex querying
How to Inspect & Modify HTTP traffic from iOS Apps
Learn how to use Requestly to inspect and modify HTTP traffic from iOS apps for easier testing and debugging
How to modify Query parameters in URL
Query Parameters are an important part of a URL. In this article, let's see how you can modify a query parameter using Requestly.