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I can't intercept with the setRequestInterception function, some important request doesn't go through it.

Instead I used the Network.setRequestInterception, and it was nice in addition to not being able to abort the unwanted request.

If I intentionally ignore it with the if else sentence, a lot of request will not leave the browser and cause many errors in the suspended state.

I need an alternate command request.abort() when I work with Network.requestIntercepted, here is my code:

const client = await page.target().createCDPSession();
await client.send('Network.enable');
await client.send('Network.setRequestInterception',{
patterns:[
{urlPattern :'*'}
]
});
client.on('Network.requestIntercepted',async({interceptionId,request})=>{
if (request.url.indexOf('Loading') == -1 ){
await client.send('Network.continueInterceptedRequest',{
interceptionId
});
}else{
//I want request.abort()
}
});

Thanks!!

Scransom
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It seems the same 'Network.continueInterceptedRequest' can be used to abort:

}else{
  await client.send('Network.continueInterceptedRequest', {
    interceptionId,
    errorReason: 'Aborted',
  });
}
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