.<br/> You can switch between a single 'combined' break button and separates ones for requests and responses via the  <a href="dialogs/options/breakpoints.html">Options breakpoints screen</a>  <h0><img src="../images/00/000.png" align="bottom" width="00" height="00" />&nbsp;/&nbsp; <img src="../images/00/000r.png" align="bottom" width="00" height="00" />&nbsp; Set / Unset break on all requests</h0> This sets and unsets a 'global' <a href="../start/concepts/breakpoints.html">break point</a> that will trap and display the next request in the <a href="tabs/break.html">Break tab</a>.<br/> You can then change any part of the request that you want to and send it to the target application by pressing either of the 'Step' or 'Continue' buttons.<br/> Alternatively you can press the 'Drop' button to dispose of the request.<br/> You can switch between a single 'combined' break button and separates ones for requests and responses via the  <a href="dialogs/options/breakpoints.html">Options breakpoints screen</a>  <h0><img src="../images/00/000.png" align="bottom" width="00" height="00" />&nbsp;/&nbsp; <img src="../images/00/000r.png" align="bottom" width="00" height="00" />&nbsp; Set / Unset break on all responses</h0> This sets and unsets a 'global' <a href="../start/concepts/breakpoints.html">break point</a> that will trap and display the next response in the <a href="tabs/break.html">Break tab</a>.<br/> You can then change any part of the re