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The way Requestly Interceptor shows rule executions varies between the browser extension and desktop app, tailored to their respective environments:
Once you have enabled a Requestly Interceptor rule to modify some part of a network request or the page, the next thing you would like to do is confirm if the rule executed successfully.Here are 4 ways to know if a rule is executed on a page.

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1. Extension icon turns green

If any of the rules executes on the current page, the Requestly Interceptor icon in the extension toolbar (next to the address bar) will turn from a normal icon to a green icon.

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2. Status Notification Widget

A small widget appears in the Top-right corner of the page for 5 seconds after the page loads or a rule is triggered.

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Disable the Widget

1

Click the Eye Icon

Click the eye icon on the widget when it appears. This will take you directly to Global Settings.
2

Toggle Off the Option

Find the option “Show widget when rule is applied” and toggle it off to disable the widget popup.
Customise when the widget appears under Show widget on:
  • All Rules: Widget appears if any rule executes.
  • Specific Rules: The widget appears only for the rules you select.

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3. Executed Rules Tab in Popup

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Open Requestly Interceptor Popup

Click on the Requestly Interceptor Icon in the browser toolbar to open the extension.
2

Switch to the Executed Rules Tab

Navigate to the Executed Rules tab to see the list of rules that ran on the current page.

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4. Requestly Interceptor DevTools Tab

1

Open DevTools

Right-click on the page and select Inspect or press Ctrl+Shift+i to open the DevTools.
2

Switch to the Requestly Interceptor Tab

Go to the Requestly Interceptor tab within DevTools.
3

Navigate to the Rule Executions

Reload the page and navigate to the Rule Executions section to see the list of rules that ran on the current page.