Guides
One feature per guide, with screenshots from the extension itself. They are ordered as you meet the features: start at the top and read across.
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Start here: your first capture
Open the tracker, read the table, and learn the three things that surprise people: where it opens, what it cannot show, and what closing the window costs.
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Patterns: one rule, four places
Track, Skip, Block and Mask all take a pattern and do four different things with it. One matching rule, and the differences that decide what you see.
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Track and Skip
Two lists that decide what the tracker records at all. What Skip removes is gone for good, which is why the filter bar exists beside them.
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Filter the table
One input, five fields and two operators. The filter hides rows and never removes them, which is what makes it the safe way to narrow a capture.
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Block a request
Stop a request from ever leaving the browser, to prove a dependency or simulate an outage. The row stays in the table, marked, so you keep the evidence.
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Request header rules
Add or set a request header on every request that matches a URL filter, see it land on live traffic in the same window, and pause it with one click.
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Mask and the secret preset
Tokens and cookies are covered before they reach the screen, and stay covered in the file. What the preset already knows, and what only you can name.
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Export and copy
Four ways out of the browser, all of them already masked. What the file says about its own scope, and the one thing the export dialog refuses to claim.
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