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Requestly

@RequestlyIO

Privacy-first API client with full data control • Local with Git • Loved by 300K+ devs.

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Joined February 2016

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Jul 30
Changing your IP address for testing (without touching your router) 👇 As a developer, you often just need to spoof the IP your app sees. We’ve documented the exact steps (and caveats) in a short guide here:
How to Change Your IP Address Using Requestly
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@RequestlyIO
Jul 28
Share API collections with your team so everyone tests against the same source of truth. 👉 Learn how:
How to Share API Collections With Your Team
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@RequestlyIO
Jul 23
API throttling ≠ rate limiting. Rate limits define how much traffic is allowed, Throttling defines how fast that traffic is processed. Knowing the difference helps you build APIs that stay reliable under load. We broke down the difference, use cases, and examples in more
API Throttling vs Rate Limiting: The Difference
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Jul 21
A lot of API testing advice jumps straight to “advanced frameworks” and “enterprise tooling.” But most real‑world workflows still boil down to four simple steps: 1️⃣ Send Pick the method, set the URL, headers, and body, then fire the request. - You’re answering: “Did the API
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Jul 16
People often ask “should I use OAuth or JWT?” But that’s not really the decision you’re making. You’re mixing up two different layers: - OAuth 2.0 – a framework for delegating access: how an app gets permission to act on a user’s behalf (redirects, consent screen, scopes, token
OAuth vs JWT: What's the Difference?
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