We’ve incorporated a bunch of feedback over the last month to the Linux version. One of the biggest changes was to move from Flatpak to .deb as the primary packaging mechanism. The user experience for installation was poor on Kali. Flatpak will still be supported for non-Debian based distributions.
Progress on the MacOS version was a bit slower than I’d have hoped, but all of the request-related features are working and functioning really nicely (viewing/searching proxied requests, intercepting and making new requests).
Changes
- Remove the requirement for a system keyring
- Add negative filtering
- Add HTML export of script results (Pro)
- Add a copy URL option to the right-click menu
- Add the ability to launch a browser preconfigured to intercept
- Create a .deb package
- Clean up the inject UI
- Double-clicking requests opens them in a new window by default
- Change search to filter to better reflect the semantics of what it does
- Fix the search behaviour within running scripts (Pro)
- Minor enhancements for dark mode
Known Issues
- Syntax highlighting doesn’t handle headers well
Current Focus
- Bug fixes and minor improvements in existing code
- Native MacOS GUI