[MoBP] Filtering and deleting content
Summary: PortSwigger's write-up describes a new Burp Suite feature that uses display filters to manage the large volumes of data Burp accumulates in places like proxy history, letting users show only requests with parameters, in-scope items, or specific MIME types and HTTP status codes. Filtered-out items are hidden rather than deleted and reappear when the filter is unset, while unwanted data such as off-target domains can be permanently removed through the context menu.
Bottom line: In noisy applications, browsing a few pages can generate hundreds of individual requests, and the source notes that interesting items get lost in that volume - the filter bar is the mechanism Burp now offers to keep them from disappearing.
Read the original at PortSwigger Research ↗
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