Top 5 open-source bug reporting tools for web developers
An effective bug reporting system is crucial to ensuring that bugs are swiftly addressed and resolved. This blog explores some of the best open-source bug reporting tools and highlights how Requestly Sessions can be integrated to capture bugs more efficiently.
Unlocking User Behaviour Insights with Session Recording
Unlock the power of session recording to understand user behaviour, refine UX designs, and boost engagement. Dive into actionable insights for business growth
Reimagining how web developers debug issues
Introducing Session Replays, an automated solution that can capture everything from our browser and enable us to send this information to our development team swiftly.
What are Authorization Headers?
Authorization headers play a crucial role in securing and authenticating requests made to web servers and APIs. These headers contain information that verifies the identity and permissions of the requester.
How to generate HAR files in Chrome, Firefox & Safari?
HAR, short for HTTP Archive, is a format for tracking information between web browsers and websites. A HAR file can identify performance issues, such as bottlenecks, slow load times, and page rendering problems.
How to modify Headers in HTTP(s) Requests & Responses in Chrome, Firefox & Safari using Requestly
Using Requestly, you can modify the headers of HTTP(s) Requests & Responses in Chrome, Firefox & Safari.
Demystifying How Postman Web Works
Postman is an exceptionally well-regarded REST API client that developers rely on to construct and evaluate their APIs. In this article, let's explore how Postman web works by using Chrome Devtools. We will be using Requestly - open source web debugging tool to create mock servers to test Postman web.
Top 5 Web Debugging Proxies for Beginners
A web debugging proxy is a tool that sits between a client (such as a web browser) and a web server, allowing developers and testers to intercept, inspect, and modify the traffic between them.
Simulating 500 HTTP status code in Create Tweet API on Twitter
Using Requestly, you can simulate different HTTP status codes for testing purposes. In this blog, we will see how to simulate 500 code using Twitter API.
How to add the authorization header to every request in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari?
Using the Requestly Chrome extension, you can add authorization headers to every request in Chrome, Firefox, & Safari.
Open-source frontend development stack
Open-source tools and technologies are immensely popular among developers. In this article, we will explore a comprehensive open-source stack for front-end developers. This stack entails development frameworks, testing tools, debugging utilities, and deployment solutions.
Inserting scripts dynamically in a webpage
Requestly brings you one of the most powerful tool which may prove to be replacement for many browser extensions. Using "Insert Scripts" rule, you can make on-the-fly changes to a webpage content.