🚀 Updates

The rule editor for script rule now shows the script/style tags.

These are added to make it easy to define custom html attributes for the html node being injected onto a web page

So now, along with your custom script, you can also assign specific attributes like classnames, id, data-*, etc.

New and improved UI for Rules Listing

We revamped the UI for our Rules Table in the past week making it more easy to use.

💎 Improvements

• Rules Filtering Now you can use quick filters to switch between All, Pinned & Active Rules.
• Advance Actions
  • Bulk Activate/Deactivate Rules
  • Create Rule directly in a group
• Rules Status within group shown outside if the group is collapsed
• Rules Description will now be visible on hover on the info icon(i) in the rules list.

🐞 Fixes

• Creating rules leading to 404 in shared workspaces

Right-click on a request and choose the desired modification and the rule editor will be prefilled with relevant details, simplifying the rule creation process.

The app's home page has been redesigned to offer users immediate access to create new rules and mocks, alongside quick views of recent activities and important actions.

It features sections for HTTP rules, mocks, templates, and workspace-related information, as well as help links and a "What’s New" section to keep users informed about the latest updates and releases.

This redesign aims to streamline navigation and enhance the overall user experience.

We've refreshed our brand with Requestly's new logo.
Our updated logo symbolizes our commitment to continuous innovation and delivering exceptional service. This change marks a significant milestone in our journey, reflecting both our growth and our future aspirations.

We launched API access last month and had successful pilots with a few companies. We plan to onboard more companies in the coming month.

The API access allows you to:

• The Requestly API endpoints let you integrate Requestly into your CI/CD Pipelines. It allows you to create Rules in a workspace programmatically.
• You can add, update, delete, and read rules and groups with the API.
• Programmatically access data stored in your Requestly account

Documentation Link: https://developers.requestly.io/api/overview/

Team workspaces allow users working in a team or on common projects to share resources and collaborate together.
Create common rules, mocks and session replays. The definitions also update in real time and are automatically synced.

You can now add an extra layer of security to your API mocks. Protect sensitive mock data with a password, ensuring that only authorized team members can access them.

Additionally, all the mocks are now served from requestly.tech domain - resolving issues for those who were unable to access mocks via the requestly.me domain.

With this functionality, you can directly alter HTTP Requests from the session replay's network logs. The rule editor will automatically populate with relevant request values, requiring you only to make the desired changes. This provides a smooth user experience and streamlines the rule-making procedure.

Prior to Chrome 119, when a cross origin redirect, such as from foo.test to bar.test, happened with an Authorization header, Chrome preserved the Authorization header and bar.test could receive the header.

Starting Chrome 119, Chrome removes Authorization headers when cross origin redirects happen, meaning that bar.test no longer receives the Authorization header.

We have released a fix for this and the new extension version will be soon available in the chrome store.
Github issue: https://github.com/requestly/requestly/issues/1208

We've revamped the extension design to highlight more useful items. Now you can easily toggle your pinned rules from the extension popup and also have quick access to your recently accessed rules.
Other than that, you can now click the Record This Tab button to immediately start recording your debug session and generate a sharable link containing your network and console logs.

You can now quickly find and analyze specific requests/responses within a session with all new search and filter options.

Conduct in-depth analysis and troubleshoot your network logs better.

No more guesswork as you can now test a rule directly on the intended website and check whether the rule is executing properly or not.

Further, you can view a replay of the test session for better insights into the rule execution.

The sharing experience has been improved by streamlining all sharing options for a smoother workflow.

You now collaborate within real-time workspaces or opt to create shared lists or download rules for static rule-sharing.

Now debug web apps faster with record & replay.

Session Replays streamline internal bug reporting and thereby enable devs to debug web applications faster. Anyone in the company can record web interactions stitched with Network, console logs, Stack trace, device info to make it easy to fix bugs

Unlock the full power of Requestly by using these features together, revolutionizing the way you approach front-end development. Elevate your productivity and achieve extraordinary results.

Now, users have the convenient ability to test whether the specific regex or wildcard condition they have defined in the rule effectively operates as intended for the desired URL.

This empowers them to effortlessly adjust the source condition and significantly reduce the likelihood of errors during the rule creation process.