Saving requests from HTTP Interceptor to API collection for development
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- #3907 by @Bhogeshwarj — closed without merging
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just started trying Requestly, I am surprised that this feature is not yet available. Hope i was being oversighted!
the HTTP Interceptor in requestly is nice to work with great visualization, but saving requests to an API collection would be essential for developers, right?
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