> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://interceptor-docs.requestly.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Network Table

The **Network Table** is the heart of Requestly Interceptor’s Desktop App; here you can monitor, inspect, and manage all intercepted network traffic. It’s packed with powerful features to help you debug with ease. Here's a quick overview of its key components:

![](https://mintcdn.com/interceptor/8EZFE0FR6CIM9m_C/images/network-table/f69ed79e-af93-491f-8416-4233aba3bf15.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=8EZFE0FR6CIM9m_C\&q=85\&s=d6f530cc0a7ec320eec3bbc20f45da85)

1. **Traffic Table -** Displays all intercepted requests and responses with key details like URL, status, and time.

2. **Export HAR button** **-** Export captured network traffic as a HAR file for analysis or sharing.

3. **Save Session Button** **-** Save the current network session for future debugging or comparison.

4. **Request / Response Details -** Show detailed headers, payloads, and cookies for selected requests or responses.

5. **Search and Filter options -** Quickly find traffic entries using search keywords or advanced filters.

6. **Clear Logs or Pause Button -** Clears logs or pauses traffic capture to reduce noise and focus.

7. **App and Domains Filter -** Filters traffic by specific apps or domains for focused analysis.

## **Filtering Traffic**

Use the filter option to find a set of particular requests from hundreds of intercepted requests. There are 4 types of filters available as follows:

* **URL**: Filter requests by using a string search on the URL of the request.

* **Method**: Filter by HTTP methods such as: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, or DELETE.

* **Status Code**: Narrow down by response status codes, including 1XX (Informational), 2XX (Success), 3XX (Redirection), 4XX (Client Errors), and 5XX (Server Errors).

* **Resource Type**: Focus on specific resource types like HTML, JSON, JavaScript, CSS, Images, Media (Audio and Video), FormData, or Fonts.

![](https://mintcdn.com/interceptor/8EZFE0FR6CIM9m_C/images/network-table/42115947-3445-406f-af8c-9c3955d9ee3a.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=8EZFE0FR6CIM9m_C\&q=85\&s=8d9c2991819b252ae14dfba0cc43d26e)

## Network Modification

One of Requestly Interceptor’s most powerful capabilities is **network modification**, allowing you to dynamically alter requests and responses in real time. This feature helps in debugging, testing, and even bypassing certain network constraints. Here’s how you can modify network traffic:

**1. Right Click on a Request**

Right-click on any network request in the Network Traffic table.

![](https://mintcdn.com/interceptor/8EZFE0FR6CIM9m_C/images/network-table/360df924-9811-4b40-8200-3ff4773da1dc.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=8EZFE0FR6CIM9m_C\&q=85\&s=c18edfee6971baa98aab4e6037a51df1)

**2. Select the Rule Type**

Choose the rule you want to create from the available options.

**3. Configure the Rule**

Fill in the necessary details for modification in the Rule Editor Modal

![](https://imagedelivery.net/IEMzXmjRvW0g933AN5ejrA/wwwnotionso-image-prod-files-secures3us-west-2amazonawscom-8e04dd23-74cd-4c44-8158-4238eac359d1-dd234d3f-ae4c-4ee4-8dd4-9bddbe01755b-ss-2_18png/public)

**4. Create the Rule**

Click on the **Create Rule** button at the top-right corner of the Rule Editor Modal

### Testing Modification

Now, when the same request is triggered again, the request will be highlighted. This indicates that the Requestly Interceptor Rule is applied to the request.

![](https://imagedelivery.net/IEMzXmjRvW0g933AN5ejrA/wwwnotionso-image-prod-files-secures3us-west-2amazonawscom-8e04dd23-74cd-4c44-8158-4238eac359d1-d3729c0b-0680-444c-b127-637cd9188e8c-modified-requestpng/public)

These modification tools provide developers with greater control over their network traffic, enabling deeper debugging and customization without needing backend changes.


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