Double tap on FireFox Devtools Network tab

I think It's maybe cause the request is a POST? and just opening the url in a new tab is making a GET request instead. I tried this on chrome too, double tapping doesn't help on chrome neither opening the url on a new tab

Double tap on FireFox Devtools Network tab

Hi, I don't understand your question. What relation does it have to Playwright? Are you trying to control Firefox devtools with Playwright? (I doubt that's possible)

I want to do the above on Playwright

I do think it can be done without interacting without the devtools though

I am kind of confused on what's going on here too if I'm being honest lol

Would like if someone could explain

I really don't understand what you are trying to achieve with those steps in a silent video. Can you please explain your objective, how you think you want to achieve that with Playwright, and what is your problem in doing that with Playwright? Right now I have to guess.

Maybe you want to change the response of some API call? Fool the website/frontend into believing that an API call responded some different way? In that case you can use: https://playwright.dev/docs/mock (But if may not be enough to bypass any server-side rules/validations ;-))

I'll make another video with the full steps on what I plan to do is

My apologies if it's confusing :')

(double tapped on 0:40)

Basically, I want to wait until a request includes "buynow?", once that request is made, I want to edit and make the request again. And after that, I want to open the response on a new tab If that makes sense

What I'm guessing is

1. You'll need to grab the request data (headers & post data), after that you'll need to remake the request with your desired changes.
2. After making the request, you'll need to put the response data to a new page do you can interact with it

Yeah something like that!

Hm, yeah I dont really use Playwright a lot so @refactoreric can help you

There's a nice explanation about API testing, hybrid API testing and response interception here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQKwFDmY64g

There's also a howto here: https://playwright.dev/docs/mock#modify-api-responses

Both video and docs are changing the response. But you can also change the request in a similar way. Just have a look and spend some time to learn.