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Bumped into httptoolkit. Stumbled upon a nice find - it's an open source alternative software to the likes of Burp Suite etc. Very handy and neatly done , have a look: httptoolkit. HTTP Toolkit provides automatically targeted interception for specific clients, including HTTPS setup, rather than intercepting everything from your entire computer, and so avoids capturing irrelevant traffic or disrupting other applications.
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I really like your tool and will recommend it to anyone inspecting the privacy issues of websites :. Note: Another way that is more flexible when it comes to refreshing the Access Token is to use the Authenticator interface of OkHttp. Gzip is used for data compression. In Android as well, we can use the Gzip for the compression using the interceptor.
So, while getting a response, OkHttp automatically respects the header content encoding and decompresses the data and returns, but let's say when we have to send compressed data to a server, then we have to write our own interceptor. We can find the GzipRequestInterceptor class here. So, these are the real use-cases, how can we use the interceptors in our Android App. We can do a lot of things with interceptors.
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