Taras,
On Mon, Mar 15, 2010 at 7:33 PM, Taras <naplan...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi, all!
>
> I want to say some words about what I do in my branch =)
Excellent :)
> Simply I'm trying to make more clean and usable layout for our MITM
> Proxy tool. View for Intercept and history preview must be optimized for
> window area and purpose.
>
> http://lh3.ggpht.com/_Isq2bfVFv30/S56xtos-rnI/AAAAAAAABpA/u4o0CJg8XTM/text3885.png
I like the all three of them, but I do have one question. The
"Request" is shown when the request is intercepted, then when the
response arrives the "Request" dissapears and the "Response" appears,
right?
> I also want to show in response area only one view for body (not raw and
> HTML). So if we have syntax colorer then we use it. It not - simply show
> b/w body text.
I think its a good way of using the restricted screen space. Its
not thaaaaat common that a user needs to read the response headers
(compared to the response body).
> In Intercept/manual request view we need to see request and response in
> same time. Also we have whole window area and can split it.
Hmmm, are you sure about this? I disagree. We had it like this in
the past, and it doesn't make much sense.
> I also removed up,down, add and delete header buttons to free space.
> Now it is in popup menu (As I think these actions are not used oftentimes).
Ok,
> Furthermore for history preview we can show only raw (headers + body)
> layout so we will have only 2 tabs: Request and Response.
I think that the MITM Proxy should have all the same options that
the rest of the framework. If the users are used to doing "something"
with the request/response in the fuzzy request editor, they should be
able to do it with in MITM proxy also. My idea is that the
reqResViewer should be the same in all cases.
> What do you think about it?
>
>
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