> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.requestly.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Validate Rules Execution > Learn how to verify if a Requestly Interceptor rule is executed successfully. *** 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. ## 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. ## 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. *** ### Disable the Widget Click the **eye icon** on the widget when it appears. This will take you directly to **Global Settings**. 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**. *** ## 3. Executed Rules Tab in Popup Click on the **Requestly Interceptor Icon** in the browser toolbar to open the extension. Navigate to the **Executed Rules** tab to see the list of rules that ran on the current page. *** ## 4. Requestly Interceptor DevTools Tab Right-click on the page and select **Inspect** or press **Ctrl+Shift+i** to open the DevTools. Go to the **Requestly Interceptor tab** within DevTools. Reload the page and navigate to the **Rule Executions** section to see the list of rules that ran on the current page. The **rules table** visually highlights which rules were applied by turning the corresponding request rows **green**.