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It's an override, so I imagine future requests will follow the header changes you institute. Now all we need is response editing to really integrate burp/mitmpr
by judge2020 4y ago
It's an override, so I imagine future requests will follow the header changes you institute. Now all we need is response editing to really integrate burp/mitmproxy-esque response hacking.
- petemill 4y agoWe already have response editing. You can save a file in devtools and set up workspace folders to override responses at any url.