I find myself applying the same filters again and again on each launch of Fiddler (I mean the filters listed below the list of requests).
I think it would be really great if you could allow the restoration of previously applied filters (e.g. by having a save/load filters option).
Also, allowing to filter out by "Request Method" would be great too.
Congratulations on this tool, by the way.
It is really great. :)
This would be one of the best feactures ever!!!!
Massively needed, come on Telerik!!
+1
need this pls!!! i keep fiddler open just cause i dont anna add the filters again!!
How old is this again? I thought Telerik guys implemented this,.. No?
It's very easy to implement it... please act on it
We really need this feature. Please.
This feature is very much needed. This will save a lot of time when restart of fiddler.
Very much needed....otherwise this becomes very annoying slowly and loss of focus
+1
+1
Yes please ... I'm getting carpal tunnel syndrome by just thinking about having to filter out much of the stuff thats happening in the background...
Please this! If I could up vote this multiple times I would!
+100
save/load filter is a must.
Yes! And it would be great to be able to edit.saved filters!
For example, when the Process Id changes, I could just update that.
+1 Find myself doing this ALL the time
+1 on a method to save the filters
Yes! Yes! Yes! Save/Load filters! This is super required feature! It is very hard to work in modern environment with heavy network traffic from nearly all apps, when really required only from specific one. It is very annoying to apply the same filters again and again...
FWIW, if you want to filter on request method today, you can create a rule in the AutoResponder (which can set flags on Sessions based on many criteria).
Pattern: METHOD:POST
Action: *flag:ui-hide=HidePosts
Yes, the "Quick Filters" feature was never really finished, and there are a few obvious improvements to make. The only challenge is that some of the possible rules are very instance specific (e.g. filtering by process ID is unlikely to work for a long period)