Netraptor 0.2.0: page-load groups, column reordering and JSON themes
Version 0.2.0 · Released
Netraptor 0.2.0 makes the Requests table behave more like Chrome's Network panel. Requests are grouped under each page load, columns can be dragged and hidden, the rule builder accepts a pasted filter, and the JSON viewer has six colour themes.
Requests grouped by page load
Every reload or navigation now starts a new group headed "Reloaded" or "Navigated to", with the time and the number of requests it made. With Collapse on reload turned on (the default), earlier loads fold away when the page loads again, the way Chrome clears its log, and expand with one click. Clear (or Cmd/Ctrl+K) hides earlier requests from the view without deleting them, and Show brings them back.
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Drag to reorder and hide columns
Drag any table header left or right to move the column. Right-click a header to show or hide columns or reset order, visibility and widths. Each table remembers its own layout.
Paste a filter into the rule builder
The rule builder's Expression box is now editable. Paste a filter such as has-request-header:x-region jwt:region=au and the condition rows are rebuilt from it. Terms the rows can't express, such as domain: or larger-than:, stay in the text and the rule is saved as written.
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JSON viewer colour themes
Pick from Netraptor, GitHub, Monokai, Dracula, Solarized or Nord in Settings, with a live preview. Each theme has light and dark variants, and the viewer's gear menu has a quick switcher.
Fixes and improvements
- Invert now applies to the type chip and Security filters as well as the filter text, and is disabled when there is nothing to invert.