Context menu not working on OSX and Debian

aress31 / openapi-parser

Parse OpenAPI documents into Burp Suite for automating OpenAPI-based APIs security assessments (approved by PortSwigger for inclusion in their official BApp Store).

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Context menu not working on OSX and Debian #9

Closed juhakivekas closed 7 years ago

juhakivekas commented 7 years ago

The windows version of the extension works fine, but on other paltforms the context menu does not appear. I'm running java versions 1.8.0_101 and 1.8.0_77 on OSX ElCapitan and Debian 8 without success and 1.8.0_111 on Windows with success.

thomasstols commented 7 years ago

Great extension, however currently unusable on MacOS since the context menu doesn't work. Could you have a look at MacOS support?

aress31 commented 7 years ago

@thomasstols, unfortunately, I do not own a Mac. Therefore, I will not be able to troubleshot this issue anytime soon. Hopefully someone else can have a look at it. In the meantime, the simple solution is to run the extension on a Windows or Linux Burp instance since the extension is not pro-only.

giooootis commented 7 years ago

Just an FYI since you are mentioning Linux as an alternative, context menu is not working on Debian 8 too.

doomguy commented 7 years ago

Running BurpPro v1.7.21 (latest as of today) on Kali Rolling doesn't seem to work either. I can load a test.json I grabbed from "http://editor.swagger.io/" (api.uber.com) but if I do a right click or double click on any of the entries, nothing happens.

There is also no error in the console where I started burp from.
The BApp Store version got the same isssue

Any suggestions?

Thanks for your feedback.

swurg_test.txt

aress31 commented 7 years ago

I reported the issue to PortSwigger, hopefully they look into the issue and get back with a fix. I spent time researching the issue myself and there is absolutely no reason (as far as I know) for the ContextMenu not to work since Java is platform independant if working under Windows it should work under Mac and Linux.

ghost commented 7 years ago

Having the same problem here with Debian: the swagger file gets parsed properly but I cannot do anything with it as neither clicking nor right-clicking triggers any action.