Simon Bennetts

Are you connecting to the internet via a corporate proxy? What happens if you run the following on the cmdline? `./zap.sh -cmd -zapit https://raw.githubusercontent.com:443`

You'll need to either run that from where ZAP is installed or include the full path to where it is installed...

How are you running ZAP currently?

HOW are you running ZAP? From the command line? If not - this page explains how you can do it https://www.zaproxy.org/faq/how-can-you-start-zap/

As an alternative you could run: `curl -v https://raw.githubusercontent.com:443` - that might actually be better anyway in this case..

Can you supply the zap.log file again? What is the output of the curl command?

FYI my assumption is still that this is a local problem.

@amitpanwar789 great! Here is best for general questions about the project, but you can also reach out to use via [email protected]

> @psiinon I've been digging into body view and editor implementation first. To tackle the entire decoding and encoding process, I think we can take reference from https://github.com/protocolbuffers/protoscope it is...

Its worth noting that there are separate API calls for accessing the URLs the spider found.