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Local HTTP & GraphQL client. Capture network requests, edit, replay, import OpenAPI, and run test assertions in a side panel. APIConsole is an API testing workspace that runs within Chrome's Side Panel. The extension allows you to inspect requests, test endpoints, organize collections, and manage environments without opening a separate application. Project data is stored locally within the browser. Features: • View and filter captured network request information • Replay requests and modify parameters before sending them again • Build HTTP requests with support for common content types • Configure authentication settings, including bearer tokens, API keys, and basic authentication • Organize requests into collections • Create and manage environments with reusable variables • Import OpenAPI specifications • Send GraphQL queries and mutations • Generate code snippets from configured requests • Create assertions and validate API responses Data Storage APIConsole stores collections, variables, and configuration data locally using browser storage mechanisms. No account is required. Getting Started 1. Open APIConsole from the Chrome Side Panel.Create or import requests. 2. Configure authentication and environment variables if needed. 3. Send requests and inspect responses. 4. Save requests to collections for future use. APIConsole provides a browser-based workspace for API exploration, testing, and organization while keeping project data under the user's control.
Jul 12, 2026
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