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A valid question is - **What's the difference with the Burp and ZAP plugins that are already present?**
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The answer is that you have a bit more control over the type of matching that it does. It always matches params case insensitively. The default matching style is exact (using `==`).
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The answer is that you have a bit more control over the type of matching that it does. It always matches params case insensitively. The default matching style is exact (using `==`). For example if the filter is searching for `id`, it will match `id`, `Id`, `ID`, but not `userId` etc.
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If you set `-hem` to `false`, it will look for a substring within the param. Foe example if the filter is searching for `id`, it will positively match the following `userId`, `identification`, `ID`. With `-hem` set to the default `true`, it will only match `id`, `Id`, etc.
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