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Insert Middleware Before or After Existing Laravel Middleware
Learn how Laravel 13.40 lets you add custom middleware directly before or after built-in middleware such as TrustProxies and StartSession, using the new insertBefore() and insertAfter() methods. This avoids having to redefine the entire middleware stack.
Laravel News06 Nov 2026 · 1 min read · summary
Read on laravel-news.com ↗Laravel 13.40 adds insertBefore() and insertAfter() to place middleware next to built-in ones like TrustProxies and StartSession without redefining the stack.
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