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Although I've used JMeter a reasonable amount, I haven't used the proxy before, 
so correct me if anything is wrong, but I guess a few things would be 

  - you don't have to change your browser proxy to
    use Badboy (this is mostly just a matter of convenience).
  - Badboy gives you a nice tree display of 
    what its recording.
  - Badboy is a capture/replay tool in its own right - 
    (exporting to Jmeter is just a feature of it).  So
    you can play back the script with Badboy, watch it
    in the browser window, mess with the requests/parameters 
    etc., get it all working right before you export to JMeter.

So I don't think there's anything fundamentally better, but people who would 
like a simple/cheap/free capture replay tool and also use JMeter might find it 
convenient (I do anyway :-).

Cheers,

Simon.
  
Quoting Joao Pedro Clemente <jp...@rnl.ist.utl.pt>:

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> Is it better/diferent than JMeter proxy?
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