I’m having trouble with the RapidAPI testing interface when working with a financial data API. The response window seems to be stuck and won’t let me scroll through the returned data. This is really frustrating because I can only see a small portion of the API response that fits in the visible area of the testing box.
The scrolling functionality worked perfectly fine when I first started using this API, but now it’s completely broken. I can’t properly examine the full response structure or understand what data fields are available in the API response.
Has anyone else experienced this scrolling issue with RapidAPI’s testing interface? I’m wondering if this is a browser-specific problem or if there’s something wrong with my setup. Should I try switching to a different browser or is there a way to fix this scrolling problem?
This issue is preventing me from effectively developing with the API since I can’t see the complete response data structure.
hit F12 and check the console for JavaScript errors - scrolling often breaks from JS conflicts. ive seen this happen when the response is minified JSON without formatting. right-click the response area and inspect element to see if the scroll container’s CSS is set up right.
The scrolling issue may arise due to the size of the response data or a temporary glitch in RapidAPI’s interface. I’ve faced a similar problem with large JSON responses, where the interface struggles to display everything properly. First, try clearing your browser cache and cookies, then refresh the page. If that doesn’t help, consider disabling browser extensions that could interfere, such as ad blockers. Alternatively, copying the response and using an external JSON viewer may provide a more manageable way to examine the data.
Had the same issue last month with crypto API endpoints. Mine was because the response was too big for the interface to handle smoothly. Switching from Chrome to Firefox helped with scrolling, but the real fix was using RapidAPI’s code snippets feature. Just copy the request and run it in Postman or curl - you’ll get way better control over viewing and formatting the response data. RapidAPI’s testing interface is handy but can’t handle large datasets well. Also check if the API has pagination parameters to shrink the response size while testing.