Will Keeling

You've set `auto_config` to `False` which means you'll need to manually configure Firefox to point at Selenium Wire. Without that, Selenium Wire won't capture any requests. Firstly specify the hostname...

> However I cannot change the proxy settings on my local environment. They are set by default by my firm to use the local settings. They are forcefully changed back...

Have you tried `del driver.requests`? E.g ```python driver.get(...) # visit a page del driver.requests # clear requests driver.get(...) # visit a new page ```

@BDmitryInoxoft thanks for the additional info. Can you also tell me which OS you're running on? Also do you have a URL you can share that exhibits the issue?

@Avnsx Yes this sounds sensible - I'll see what I can do. Also, if you get a chance, could you try switching a variable in one of Selenium Wire's modules...

> Could you please maybe introduce a way to just ignore websocket requests in seleniumwires backend entirely when a argument is given? @Avnsx Sorry for the delay on this -...

I'm afraid I don't know whether that's possible.

Selenium Wire works by routing traffic through an internal proxy it spins up in the background. The additional I/O overhead of that means that Selenium Wire will always run more...

Yes it is strange that it is as slow as that. Are you definitely using version 4.2.4 of Selenium Wire? The reason I ask is that I notice you've specified...

@CMTFrostyy Thanks for raising this. How are you installing Selenium Wire - are you using `pip install` or some other method, e.g. pyinstaller? Also, what OS are you using?