Double Content-Type Header

tommut / HttpRequester

HttpRequester add-on for Firefox

https://addons.mozilla.org/En-us/firefox/addon/httprequester/

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Double Content-Type Header #30

Closed alzap closed 7 years ago

alzap commented 7 years ago

Looks like the new version is doubling the Content-Type Header causing an error 400 from the servers.

For example: value: 'application/json, application/json' or value: 'text/plain, text/plain'

arysin commented 7 years ago

I can confirm this, started to happen recently, my Firefox is 51.0.1

BlacKCaT27 commented 7 years ago

Just spent 2 hours trying to debug this before realizing it was HttpRequester. Hope it's fixed soon. can verify this is happening to me too

yellowanwu commented 7 years ago

me too

bjtieman commented 7 years ago

I'm seeing the exact same problem. Seems related to FireFox 51.0.1.

Is this even a live project anymore? There's an open pull request that's been open for nearly a year with no response from anyone related to the project :(

BlacKCaT27 commented 7 years ago

I certainly hope so, as this tools UI blows postman's out of the water imo

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I'm seeing the exact same problem. Seems related to FireFox 51.0.1.

Is this even a live project anymore? There's an open pull request that's been open for nearly a year with no response from anyone related to the project :(

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darklynx commented 7 years ago

same here :( also mentioned in #25

michallohnisky commented 7 years ago

inthroxify commented 7 years ago

If anyone wants a temporary workaround:

Install Firefox Developer Edition
Install HttpRequester Addon
Type about:config into the URL bar in Firefox
In the Search box type xpinstall.signatures.required
Double-click the preference, or right-click and selected "Toggle", to set it to false.
Type about:support into the URL bar in Firefox
Under the "Application Basics" section, find "Profile Folder" and click the "Open Folder" button.
open the "extensions" folder
open the folder beginning with "{ea4637dc"
open the "content" folder
modify HTTP.js in the folder according to the changes specified in #35
restart the browser
use this FF Dev edition for HttpRequester until Tom comes back to life

I don't have twitter. If you found this information useful, please find Tom on twitter and ask him kindly to investigate pull request #35 and publish a new version of the extension.