[Feature] Filter by resource type

[neofight78]

It would be great to be able to quickly filter by resource type as in the Safari inspector. Usually I don't want to see all the image requests for example.

[shirshak55]

yea and most of the time I just want to totally exclude image, font etc. :(

[NghiaTranUIT]

Related to #251 and #164.

I guess I could quickly support the "filter" by introducing the lightweight By-Pass list (wildcard support). Thus, *.jpg or whatever you like could be ignore in entire Proxyman, and less distraction 😄

If you like it, I could push it forward in Proxyman 1.6.0 (next release)

[neofight78]

While obviously the linked features offer a lot of power, what’s needed is a quick way to cover what must be a common scenario, rather than having to configure from scratch. So whatever mechanism is used, including wildcards, some default presets would be the way to go. Filtering on mime type would seem to be what’s needed.

Obviously the sooner you can implement the better as far as I am concerned 😉

[NghiaTranUIT]

Agree with you @Neofight. I would ship the MVP version of smart folder as a simple Filter (like Safari) on specific Folder for you as a simple needed.

For instance,

• Right click on Folder, Domain, Node -> Filter Menu -> Select the filter type (it could be All | APIs | Image | .... ).

I will ship it in next version 👍

[NghiaTranUIT]

The feature is done. I'm going to release soon 🥇

[shirshak55]

wow will wait for it to test it

[NghiaTranUIT]

All done 👍

🤯 Changelogs

• Introduce Filter Panel on top of Flow List (CMD+F)
• Able to filter by URL or Content Type
• Work with sorting
• Support selection label in bottom of Toolbar

[NghiaTranUIT]

Hey @shirshak55 @Neofight , let check the Filter BETA at https://proxyman.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/beta/Proxyman_1.5.1_Filter.dmg

I would release tmr if everything is good. 👍

[neofight78]

A few quick observations:

• 404 images always get classified as a document (because the returned mime type to text/html)
• Ajax requests end up in the document tab rather than the XHR tab
• A have an SVG which is returned from the server without a mime type so it gets classified as a document.
• JS & CSS should have their own tabs

Maybe worth looking at the accept header of the request to help determine the file type? E.g.