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I am using the replace string rule to try and replace a content endpoint call within a test environment and replacing it with my localhost url to be able to use live data from an endpoint to test in my local. For some reason we have one team member that the rule works for but on two other machines with the same rule and believed set up it will not apply the request lyk rule to the page with no error just not working. Why would this happen and work for one person but not another. Same rule same permissions same browser same site. For some reason I can’t get the redirect/replace and I can’t update live changes to the test environment when I should be able to see it live in the test environment because of the replace rule

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  • Please clarify your specific problem or provide additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it's hard to tell exactly what you're asking.
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    Commented Jun 10 at 16:28
  • Can you please check the console and see if there are any errors? Commented Jun 11 at 9:16
  • @AbhishekSachan no errors in console Commented Jun 11 at 17:33
  • It would be difficult to find out then. Check the answer by @Sachin or connect with Support team with in app chat system, the team behind that chat is very supportive. Commented Jun 17 at 5:02

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Firstly, Warm Welcome to the SuperUser community. We'd appreciate more details on the question, like a screenshot of the rule.

This could happen due to different Requestly versions installed on the machines.

You can check the version of any Chrome extension by following these steps --

  1. Go to chrome://extensions
  2. Search "Requestly" in Search Extensions
  3. Click "Details"

Here's a screenshot of the details button of a Chrome Extension installed in my browser

Chrome Extension Details Button

A couple of bugs are introduced in the Replace Rule functionality as part of MV3 Migration.

Check out this Github Issue for more details - https://github.com/requestly/requestly/issues/1690.

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