Changes:

The changes this month included:

• Add opt-in crash reporting
• Show the request for intercepted responses
• Apply match/replace rules to requests from all parts of the proxy (Paid only)
• Alert if an inject/script is likely to make requests which are out of scope (Paid only)
• Allow showing, hiding and reordering of request list columns
• Add send-to options to the right-click menu
• Expand long URLs/notes when hovering over them in the request list
• Redesign the layout of intercept and new request on MacOS
• Add payload counts in inject on MacOS

Crash reporting:

All versions now have the ability to collect crash and performance data. This is completely opt-in, however it is recommended that you enable it in the preferences if you can. While some identifiable information may be transmitted as part of a crash dump, the primary information used for debugging will be the stack trace.

By default the data is anonymised, however you can also opt to send your licence information. This will allow us to contact you for more information about the crash if needed (and potentially let you know when it has been fixed).

The platform being used is SentryIO, and all data is hosted on our own servers.

Focus areas

• More real-world testing
• Incorporating further user feedback
• Incorporating UI learnings from development of the MacOS version into the Linux/web frontends.

If you need any help or run into any issues, send us an email at support@pakikiproxy.com. You can download it from https://pakikiproxy.com/pages/downloads.