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Hi! I noticed this issue is still open and wanted to check if there's any update planned. Also, I’ve run into another problem — there doesn’t seem to be an option to use Find and Replace for the request body in AuthMatrix. This would be really useful for testing JSON-based APIs or POST requests. Would appreciate any updates or fixes. Thanks for the great tool! |
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Hello there. Is there any reason for this to be still open? If not could it please be merged into main branch? Thanks. |
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Issue: In the recent versions of Burp Suite Pro, when adding requests to AuthMatrix from other tools (Proxy, Repeater), all the requests are added twice, as shown in the screenshots below.
It was discovered that when the "Send request(s) to AuthMatrix" menu item is clicked on, the addRequestsToTab function is called twice. This is probably caused by how underlying components (Burp or Jython) handles adding a
function (instead of a
ActionListenerinstance) as the argument toaddActionListener.