NickIliev
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4 months ago Useful resources for obtaining information about the UI and UX changes introduced in the Fiddler Everywhere applications:
- https://www.telerik.com/support/whats-new/fiddler-everywhere/release-history
- https://www.telerik.com/support/whats-new/fiddler-everywhere
- https://www.telerik.com/blogs/tag/telerik-fiddler-everywhere
Additional information about the highlighted features:
The "Live Traffic" switch renaming to "System Proxy"
The user interface in the latest version of Fiddler Everywhere differs significantly from the earlier versions of the product. The switch previously known as "LiveTraffic" was considered a bit misleading to some users as it only enabled one of the capturing modes of Fiddler Everywhere and, more specifically, the system capturing mode. The system capturing functionality is now available through the "System Proxy" switch.
The "AutoResponder" functionality renaming to "Rules"
The functionality previously known as AutoResponder was renamed to Rules. The Rules tab evolved significantly since its renaming and now provides a lot of powerful functionalities, including enhanced matching options, additional actions, request and response breakpoints, and many more.
More information about the Rules tab capabilities can be found in the following documentation article: https://docs.telerik.com/fiddler-everywhere/modify-and-filter-traffic/modify-traffic-with-rules
The separation of the "Composer" functionality
The Composer was previously available from the same pane where the live traffic grid was released. That was an inconvenience from a UX perspective. The separation of the Composer allows users to work on different tasks and allows Fiddler Everywhere to enhance all features.
Some users familiar with earlier versions of the Fiddler Everywhere application reportedly face difficulties with the interface changes introduced with the major versions 4.0.0 and 5.0.0. The main UI differences to highlight are as follows:
Consider providing detailed information about the ongoing UI changes introduced in new major and minor versions of the Fiddler Everywhere application.