Options Connection screen
The Options Connection screen allows you to configure the ZAP connection options:
Timeout in seconds
This makes is easier to test slow applications.
SSLTunneling for ports
Browsers may use the HTTP CONNECT method to establish connections through a proxy.
It occurs for HTTPS connections, but this method is allowed to be used for non-SSL connections too.
This option allows to set ports where HTTPS should be used. Per default only requests to port 443 establish a secure connection.
You may change this if your application uses secure services on non-standard ports. Otherwise the connection is not secured.
Use a comma to separate several ports like here "443,563,81".
Single Cookie Request Header
Controls whether the ZAP's managed cookies (Enable Session Tracking (Cookie)) should be set
on a single "Cookie" request header or multiple "Cookie" request headers, when sending an HTTP request to the server.
Use Proxy chain
This section allows you to connect to another proxy for outgoing connections.
This is often required in a corporate environment.
Proxy authentication
This section allows you to configure the outgoing proxy authentication.
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