Klaus Frankweb crawlers really need an option to just consider all "?something" urls as the same as the base URL and skip over them...
Anyone know if you can use #Burpsuite or similar to force a HTTP-301/302 redirect of them back to the base URL?
fakerMe, pretty much every week using Burp Suite for years: It would be great to have a Burp internal task manager to figure out what is burning a full CPU while no requests are going through it.
Meanwhile Burp devs: AI! AI! AI! AI!
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FlorianThere's a few good things, I appreciate the consistency of right arrow always taking you to message actions or embedded items now, being able to drop into browse mode to look at messages is helpful sometimes, having access to communities is a nice extra.
But some of the previous concerns at times make the UI practically unusable and I'll probably just switch to using the thing in a tab in my browser, given the thing's a web app now anyway.
This is not an old man shaking fists at the cloud post either, heck I use #Burpsuite for fun, I know how to rangle bad or even terrible UIs, and web UIs can be absolutely fantastic and a game changer for productivity with a screen reader. This one, just isn't, and it's not even primarily because of the UI itself, but almost entirely because of the way that UI is being rendered. I will be providing this feedback to the official channels as well of course, and the UI absolutely CAN be used, when it behaves. It's just that for me it often doesn't
But some of the previous concerns at times make the UI practically unusable and I'll probably just switch to using the thing in a tab in my browser, given the thing's a web app now anyway.
This is not an old man shaking fists at the cloud post either, heck I use #Burpsuite for fun, I know how to rangle bad or even terrible UIs, and web UIs can be absolutely fantastic and a game changer for productivity with a screen reader. This one, just isn't, and it's not even primarily because of the UI itself, but almost entirely because of the way that UI is being rendered. I will be providing this feedback to the official channels as well of course, and the UI absolutely CAN be used, when it behaves. It's just that for me it often doesn't