February 2023 Product Updates
In this edition of monthly updates, we bring you all the exciting updates we did last month at Requestly. From UI improvements to releasing new features, February was a very productive month for us.
Comparing the best API clients Hoppscotch vs. Postman
Hoppscotch and Postman are among the few popular tools used by developers. Both of these tools are designed to make API testing easier and more efficient. In this blog, we have compared them on various aspects. Read more.
How Postman Web handles CORS?
Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is a security feature implemented in web browsers to protect users from malicious scripts that could be executed by a website hosted on a different domain. In this article, we'll discuss how Postman Web handles CORS issues.
How to block domains using Requestly
Very often we open a particular article on a particular domain but due to the hundreds of embedded widgets that page actually makes a lot of requests to various domains making everything slow...
How to load local JS files on live Production sites
Useful in debugging JS production bugs or testing local changes before shipping code to production.
How to Map Local (File)
Map Local feature lets you serve the content of any local file as the response to an intercepted request in real-time. This can greatly speed up development and testing as you can make changes in the file locally and test them live without updating them on the server.
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
HTTP headers play a vital role in the communication between your application and other web servers. They, in turn, help you control various behavior in your web application. Learn more about different HTTP headers that every web developer should know.
Introducing Web-based API Client (Secure & Open-Source)
An API Client is a powerful tool that allows developers to interact with APIs easily. With API Client, developers can quickly and easily make requests to APIs, get results, and test them. At Requestly, we are trying to simplify the world of front-end developers. Enter Requestly's API client. Learn more
Learn & bypass Content Security Policy HTTP Response Header
Bypass CSP header to speed up your testing