Requestly provides an easy way to intercept and modify web requests, but there are instances when you might want to pause its functionality temporarily. This document outlines how to pause and resume Requestly to test your website's original behavior without interference from active Requestly rules.
Pausing Requestly
To temporarily stop Requestly from intercepting and modifying web requests, follow these steps:
Open Requestly Popup
Locate and click the Requestly icon in your browser’s toolbar to open the menu.
Disable Requestly
Find the toggle labeled "Requestly running." Click it to deactivate Requestly. The label will change to "Requestly paused," indicating that Requestly is now inactive and no rules are being applied.
Resuming Requestly
To re-enable Requestly and allow its rules to intercept and modify requests again, follow these steps:
Open Requestly Popup
Locate and click the Requestly icon in your browser’s toolbar to open the menu.
Enable Requestly
Click the Requestly icon in your browser’s toolbar and find the toggle labeled "Requestly paused." Click the toggle to activate Requestly. The label will change to "Requestly running," confirming activation.
Refresh the Page
Refresh your browser page to ensure that Requestly’s rules are properly applied.