Roadmap

In 2023, we will focus on improving Fiddler Everywhere, making it easier to use and smoother to work with. We will be introducing performance improvements to the application that will get you faster to debugging and ensure a better experience within Fiddler Everywhere.  

 

We are working to provide full-feature access to the application for users who work in a closed environment – intranet. Fiddler Everywhere will soon offer offline support for companies with stricter requirements and limited access to internet to employees. 

Finding saved content will soon be easier with the new search option in the left panel of the application. As the name suggests, you will be able to search saved/shared sessions and requests and get quickly to the content you want to work with. 

 

We will be adding a different approach for importing external content into the Fiddler Everywhere app. The new option will allow you to stack external files into one tab instead of viewing them separately. 

 

We will be improving our Composer feature to provide more opportunities for you when working with APIs and multiple environments. You can expect support for composer variables that will allow you to reuse values through your collections and requests which will ease your API testing setup. 

 

In addition to variables support, you will have more options for execution in the Composer for an improved API testing experience. We will be adding features such as reissuing API calls multiple times and executing requests in parallel or sequentially.  

We will continue to focus providing performance improvement selections such as image optimizations, timings per different speeds, caching headers suggestions, and repeat functionality. 

For additional usage security when using Fiddler Everywhere, you will be able to control requests that might include sensitive information in cookies, headers, and post data. Alternatively, you may opt to make the information above not visible. 

A feature in the roadmap is bandwidth simulation. Bandwidth simulation allows you to simulate different internet speeds and how apps and websites operate in such conditions to test performance further and build accordingly. 

This enhancement will introduce options for security improvements related to invalid or expiring HTTPS certificates, as well as for cases in which sensitive data might be sent over HTTP or Query parameters.