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Capture browser network requests and export them as a Postman collection. Tired of the "Copy as cURL" dance? SnapAPI is the ultimate developer companion that bridges the gap between your browser’s network traffic and your Postman workspace. Designed for engineers, QA testers, and security researchers, SnapAPI turns chaotic browser logs into structured, professional API collections in seconds. 🚀 KEY FEATURES Real-time Request Interception: Automatically logs all outgoing HTTP/HTTPS requests including headers, cookies, query parameters, and POST bodies. Persistent Side Panel: Unlike popup-based extensions, SnapAPI lives in the Chrome Side Panel. It stays open while you interact with your site, ensuring no request is missed. Smart Domain Filtering: Instantly filter out the noise. Select only your API's domain and hide background analytics, trackers, and third-party scripts. Postman Collection Export (v2.1): Export selected requests directly into a Postman-compatible JSON file. Variable Injection: Define specific keys (like Authorization or session_id) to be replaced with Postman variables {{variable_name}} during export. Privacy First: All data is stored locally in your browser. No external servers, no tracking, no data leaks. 🛠 HOW IT WORKS Open the SnapAPI Side Panel. Hit Enable to start capturing traffic. Interact with your web application. Use the Domain Filter to isolate your backend calls. Click Export to download your ready-to-use Postman Collection. Perfect for: Reverse-engineering undocumented APIs. Building regression test suites in Postman. Debugging complex authentication flows (JWT, Session Cookies). Sharing specific API sequences with your team. Stop wasting time on manual data entry. Start snapping.
May 10, 2026
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