I was running it on my laptop, MITMing only my own browsing. I was using something like "<?xml" in body to check for xml, then do a few additional checks, so u

I was running it on my laptop, MITMing only my own browsing. I was using something like "<?xml" in body to check for xml, then do a few additional checks, so unless the string in operator sucks perf wise I don't think there was much to do. I'm not expecting miracles, just reporting what I experienced. Maybe some form of multiprocess architecture would help alleviate these issues, maybe running it via Jython would have been better, I don't really know much about Python performance.