WE'RE OPEN SOURCE
Open-source Alternative To Proxyman
Proxyman is a high-performance web debugging proxy on macOS that allows users to view and manipulate HTTP/HTTPS requests. It provides a robust set of features, including the ability to intercept and edit requests, replay requests, and map local files to a server, making it a comprehensive tool for web development and debugging.
On the other hand, Requestly is an open source tool available as both browser extension and desktop app. It allows users to set up rules for modifying URLs, injecting scripts, and redirecting requests. It also provides a broad range of functionalities, including the ability to manipulate both request and response data, debug mobile apps, mock API endpoints, and record sessions making it a versatile tool for front-end developers.
.svg){kind=icon}
Effortlessly collaborate
Collaborate with your teammates on Requestly rules to speed up debugging experience. Plus, the rules sync across devices so you can easily access all your rules from multiple machines.
Active Support
We take pride in providing top-notch support to our users and helping them debug web applications faster. In fact, over 20% of our reviews mention our active support team!
No performance impact
Requestly is lightweight and doesn’t slow down your browsing experience. Our efficient implementation ensures that Requestly won't drain your system's energy and memory.
Comparing Requestly vs. Proxyman
Requestly is an open-source alternative to Proxyman that is available in Mac,
Windows, and Linux platforms
Features
Proxyman
Requestly
Team collaboration
Mock Server
Browser Extension
Desktop App
Android & iOS Debugger
Map Local
Network Conditions
Session Recording
Trusted by developers team at
.svg)
.svg)
