Request History: Include Seconds in Timestamps and Show Timestamp in Request Detail View

Currently, each request in the list shows the method, status, path, and a timestamp โ€” but the timestamp is only displayed up to the minute. In practice, this makes it quite difficult to distinguish between multiple requests that happen within the same minute, especially when debugging high-frequency endpoints or rate limiting scenarios.



Proposed Improvements

1) Include seconds in the timestamp (at minimum)

Ideally, timestamps should include seconds (and even milliseconds, if possible), for example: 27/03/2026 17:25:32 instead of just 17:25. This would make it much easier to trace request sequences and understand timing-related issues.


2) Show the timestamp inside the request detail view

Timestamp is only visible in the request list. Once you open a specific request, that information is no longer shown. It would be very helpful to also display the exact timestamp inside the request detail view, so that when inspecting a single request, you still have full context about when it occurred.

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