Adjusted name resolutions for host targets
Curl gives us access to the --resolv feature. Its super handy for making quick name resolution changes for single requests without modifying a hosts file. It is particularly handy when troubleshooting proxy's and load balancers.
Example curl request curl https://www.mywebsite.com --resolv "www.mywebsite.com:443:192.168.255.100"
Is there an equivalent method in firefox to do the same thing?
To be extra clear I do not want to modify the host header. That doesn't help for TLS destinations with certs and subject names etc.
Curl gives us access to the --resolv feature. Its super handy for making quick name resolution changes for single requests without modifying a hosts file. It is particularly handy when troubleshooting proxy's and load balancers.
Example curl request
curl https://www.mywebsite.com --resolv "www.mywebsite.com:443:192.168.255.100"
Is there an equivalent method in firefox to do the same thing?
To be extra clear I do not want to modify the host header. That doesn't help for TLS destinations with certs and subject names etc.