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Core workflow

Create rules from real requests in DevTools

The Reqix panel displays Fetch/XHR from the inspected page and carries selected request data into single or batch rule drafts.

For Reqix 1.0

Start capturing

Open the Reqix panel before reloading or triggering the API. The panel uses the browser DevTools API to display completed Fetch/XHR from the inspected page. Opening it does not modify traffic and does not require request interception to be enabled.

  • Search by URL, path, or request name.
  • Select a request to inspect general data, query, payload, headers, and response body.
  • Clear removes only the current panel list; it does not delete rules or other extension data.

Create one rule

Choose a scenario for the selected request. The generated rule is a disabled draft that must be reviewed and explicitly enabled.

  • Mock: for a normal response, pre-fill the readable status, content type, and body; error responses and other edge cases still require review.
  • Request rewrite: start from the current query, payload, or headers.
  • Redirect: the browser preserves method and body, while Reqix applies the configured query behavior.
  • Cancel or delay: stop the request or delay delivery of a real or mocked response.

Create in batches

Select up to 50 requests at once. Reqix creates one disabled draft for each selection; review the names, group, page scope, and actions before enabling them.

Inspect matched rules and the processing preview

When a request matches an enabled rule, the panel shows the rule name and computes a static, deterministic preview from the request data in the panel and current rule configuration. The preview does not execute dynamic response scripts or simulate delays and is not proof of the browser's final network result. Use the link to open the responsible rule directly.

Record a request set from Popup

Enable request interception for the current site, then start recording from Popup's create menu. Trigger the APIs you want to keep and finish recording. Reqix converts supported responses into rules inside a new group that is disabled by default.

  • Reloading the page resets requests already retained in the current recording.
  • One recording is limited to 10 minutes, 100 requests, or 50 MB. After a limit is reached, only retained data is used.
  • Unsupported records such as requests without a usable response are skipped. Review generated rules and conflict warnings before enabling the group.