# handling browser security false positives during local api and localhost testing

as a student running local development servers and testing custom api endpoints, i frequently encounter false positives with guardia's input inspection. because the security layer runs strictly in the browser, testing local payloads or standard security scripts often gets flagged as malicious activity.

for anyone using guardia alongside local docker containers or localhost setups: how are you configuring your rules to avoid constant manual whitelisting during active debugging sessions without turning off the extension entirely? also, has anyone found a clean workaround to export or pipe threat alerts into local open-source log parsers without upgrading to an enterprise subscription tier?

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