Requestly

Simple & Powerful HTTP Interceptor built for teams

4.8•17 reviews•

1.2K followers

Simple & Powerful HTTP Interceptor built for teams

4.8•17 reviews•

1.2K followers

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Requestly was built to save developers time by intercepting and modifying HTTP Requests. It has now developed into an open-source alternative to Charles Proxy and Telerik Fiddler that works directly in browsers without VPN and proxy Issues. It is used by more than 250k front-end developers and 11,000+ companies worldwide.

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4.8

Based on 17 reviews

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Reviewers describe Requestly as a practical debugging tool that is easy to set up and useful in day-to-day development. They most often mention intercepting or rewriting requests, switching between staging and production, testing CloudFront headers, validating migrations, and helping frontend and backend teams work in parallel. Several say it speeds debugging and shortens deployment cycles. Criticism is light and mostly about small UX issues, such as a slightly confusing sign-in flow and one desktop app sign-in state glitch.

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reduces debugging cycle (6)

easy setup (4)

team collaboration (4)

efficient tool (2)

network interceptor (2)

session replay (2)

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•2 reviews

I've used it a little more now and noticed a couple of very minor things that might have been missed. - When I go to the usual link and I haven't been logged in yet, it was a little hard to find how because you have to click "Sign Up" (Which isn't what you want to do), and then in the modal, click "Sign in". It might be worth rewording the first to be a little more generic. - In the desktop app, I noticed one time I signed in and it didn't actually show my avatar to indicate I was signed in even though the sign in screen seemed successful and the app functional as if I was. After closing and reopening my avatar showed signed in. Great product! loving it so far :)

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sign-in issues (1)

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Setup was a breeeeeze. I'm testing Cloudfront staging distributions using Requestly header manipulation. Specifically I'm using the `aws-cf-cd-*` header strategy to tell Cloudfront to point to a staging version of our Cloudfront deployments while we refactor our origins and endpoints. I think my team will find this tool invaluable! 😎

What's great

team collaboration (4)easy setup (4)header manipulation (1)

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•1 review

Requestly makes it easy to swap out a single URL or a regex. This sounds like an incredibly basic feature, but it's not present in most web browsers! I use Requestly primarily for validating how easy a migration would be from an existing vendor to Stadia Maps.

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URL swapping (1)

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