Firefox Quantum REST Client?

Question

In Firefox Preview 57, there were many great additions to testing the REST API. These REST clients no longer work with Firefox Quantum. Although I found some simple add-ons to 1.0 in Quantum ( click here, for example ), my hunch is that there should be something more reliable that is on par with additions to version 57. Or perhaps even a BUILT-IN for Firefox Quantum Developer? I would like someone to reply to this post with current options for REST clients in Firefox Quantum Developer - either built-in or as an add-on that will raise me to speed and will have the same reliable qualities, 57 versions.

For example, I used these two, now not supported:

• RESTEasy ( click here )
• RESTClient ( click here )

One of them believes that googling "client for Quick Quant Developer client for developers" can lead to the answer to my question. If you try to do this, be sure to switch from any time to the "previous year" - this will filter many search results to 57. What will be found in only one list: ( click here ) - that I’m sure you will agree with me that it hardly a preliminary release and it takes more time to mature before preparing the production.

So what is going on here? Does Firefox Quantum have an integrated REST client and I just can't find it? What professionals use REST in Firefox Quantum for their clients? and etc.

Answer 1

Since version 3.0.2 (since November 28, 2017), RESTClient supports Firefox 57:

Update your web extension to support the new Firefox. Authentication of OAuth and OAuth 2.0 is still under development. It will be ready in the next version (3.0.3).

So just upgrade your addons.

... which, I am sure, you will agree with me, which is hardly a preliminary release and it needs more time to mature before preparing the production.

Well,

+------------------------+----------------+
| Add-on (57-compatible) | Overall rating |
+------------------------+----------------+
| RESTClient             | 3.7 out of 5   |
| RESTED                 | 4.0 out of 5   |
| RESTer                 | 4.5 out of 5   |
+------------------------+----------------+

Answer 2

?

Fiddler

Answer 3

, Firefox, "- > -- > Toggle.

I simply run the GET request from the URL string and then edit the request for the message.

Go to the "Network" tab and you can edit the failed GET request. Select the request, click "Edit" and "Script on the right" and change the GET to POST