How do I add an exempt to proxying?

[working-name]

Summary

A site that has google's recaptcha will not be able to load it via requestly's proxy. It somehow detects it or whatever is going on, no idea. I want to exempt recaptcha requests from being proxied. I don't see a global proxy being set, so it's likely your browser add-on is proxying the requests from the browser. If that's the case, maybe there's a way to selectively proxy requests.

Using:
Brave Version 1.73.101 Chromium: 131.0.6778.139.
browser addon v24.11.4 where I clicked connect
Desktop app 1.7.7

[nsrCodes]

we are working on this but there are other things on priority for now

so this might take a while to get shipped, and we will keep this issue open to track it

[wrongsahil]

Hi @working-name . This isn't supported in the browser level interception right now. We'll try to get this fixed

In the meantime, You can follow the below steps to add some domains to the bypassList for now:

1. Open chrome://extensions/?id=mdnleldcmiljblolnjhpnblkcekpdkpa
2. Click on service-worker (This should open the Requestly Extension service worker console).
3. Run this script

chrome.proxy.settings.get({ incognito: false }, function (config) {
  let newBypassList = config.value.rules?.bypassList || [];
  // Add your domains here
  newBypassList.push(...["example.com", "example1.com"]);
  console.log({ config, newBypassList });
  chrome.proxy.settings.set({
    value: {
      ...config.value,
      rules: {
        ...config.value.rules,
        bypassList: newBypassList,
      },
    },
    scope: "regular",
  });
});

This used chrome.proxy internal api to updated the bypassList domains used by our proxy. Reference