Taras,
On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 1:04 PM, Taras <naplan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, all!
>
> So what we need to change in Proxy UI?
> Or we need in first place stable work of current UI (we need to fix all bugs)?
I don't know of any particular improvements to be done in the
proxy UI, but I'm sure that there are some bugs that require
attention.
>
> Raul, Im thinking about somethink like this:
> http://lh5.ggpht.com/_Isq2bfVFv30/S5-KLqA34KI/AAAAAAAABpc/gce8HIyqWfM/acunetix-http-editor.png
>
> Andres?
Not sure if this is the best for the type of users we have. I
personally like to copy+paste a lot, and with user interfaces like the
one in Acunetix it would require me to copy+paste at least 5 times to
get all the information I need out from the tool to a text file (or
the other way around). Maybe I'm dreaming but... what about a
"clickable text file" ? Let me explain the idea:
- class clickable_text( textview )
- The user will be able to edit the contents of the clickable_text
view as if it were a regular textview
- our class will add "links" to the text. For example, the first
header line would look like GET http://localhost/ HTTP/1.1 ; where GET
would be colored in blue and with an underline. When the user clicks
over GET, he gets a menu with [GET, POST, OPTIONS, ...]. If he clicks
the POST option, the text changes. Something similar happens with
HTTP/1.1 where other common HTTP versions should appear.
- This shouldn't be too hard to do, because there are "fixed"
parts of the request that should always be there, and can always be
underlined and have menus attached to them.
I think this will make everybody happy (the copy+paste fans and
the ones that like to click on things), will also use the screen space
in a very efficient way (without hiding this feature from the users)
and has a good balance between lines of code and new features.
What do you guys think?
Regards,
--
Andrés Riancho
Founder, Bonsai - Information Security
http://www.bonsai-sec.com/
http://w3af.sf.net/
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