HOW TO USE HANDLER APP?
Filling Queries:
Front Query:
Front query also known as prefix is an input to append a string in front of the Domain in the URL requested to the network.
ex: http://FrontQuery@www.yahoo.com/test/file.txt
Middle Query:
Middle query is an input to append a string at the back of the Domain in the URL requested to the network.
ex: http://www.yahoo.com@MiddleQuery/test/file.txt
Back Query:
Back query also known as suffix is an input to append a string at the back of the URL requested to the network.
ex: http://www.yahoo.com/test/file.txt?BackQuery
Remove String from URL
A string that will be removed from the URL.
Add Port to non-Port URL
An input to append port of the Domain in the URL requested to the network. It will not effect on url that already contain port.
ex:-URL: http://www.yahoo.com/test/file.txt
-Add Port to non-Port URL: 80
Result: http://www.yahoo.com:80/coba/file.txt
Filling Queries:
Front Query:
Front query also known as prefix is an input to append a string in front of the Domain in the URL requested to the network.
ex: http://FrontQuery@www.yahoo.com/test/file.txt
Middle Query:
Middle query is an input to append a string at the back of the Domain in the URL requested to the network.
ex: http://www.yahoo.com@MiddleQuery/test/file.txt
Back Query:
Back query also known as suffix is an input to append a string at the back of the URL requested to the network.
ex: http://www.yahoo.com/test/file.txt?BackQuery
Remove String from URL
A string that will be removed from the URL.
Add Port to non-Port URL
An input to append port of the Domain in the URL requested to the network. It will not effect on url that already contain port.
ex:-URL: http://www.yahoo.com/test/file.txt
-Add Port to non-Port URL: 80
Result: http://www.yahoo.com:80/coba/file.txt
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