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Adding custom columns in Burp Logger - Port Swigger

Summary: PortSwigger documented how to add custom columns to the Burp Logger table using Java-based scripts, which can be loaded from a Bambda library or written from built-in templates. The scripts use two Montoya API objects, LoggerHttpRequestResponse and Utilities, and PortSwigger warns that slow or resource-intensive scripts can slow down Burp.

What you should know: The Logger table is where testers triage captured traffic, and PortSwigger's own caution that a poorly written script can slow Burp means a custom column added for convenience can degrade the tool your testing team depends on.

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