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In-page runtime observability panel for console logs, network traffic, and failing APIs. Pro Developer Tools for Real-Time Storage, Network Logs & API Comparison 📌 Overview Storage & API Inspector Pro is an all-in-one developer tool built to streamline frontend debugging and testing. Elevate your workflow by managing browser storage, tracking live network calls and console logs, and visually comparing API responses—all directly inside a single, intuitive interface. Designed strictly for developers, this extension operates 100% locally in your browser. No tracking, no external servers, and zero data collected. 🔥 Key Features 📦 1. Advanced Storage Management Multi-Storage Inspection: Effortlessly inspect localStorage, sessionStorage, and Cookies. Real-time Synchronization: Live updates as storage changes occur. Inline Edit & Quick Delete: Modify or remove key-value pairs instantly without refreshing. Smart Filter & Search: Locate specific keys or values across large datasets within seconds. Export & Clear: Clean up storage entries with one click or export data to JSON for backup/mocking. 🌐 2. Live Console & Network Tracker Real-time Log Stream: Capture console.log, info, warn, and error events alongside your storage state. API Network Inspector: Monitor fetch/XHR requests, view request headers, payloads, and HTTP status codes in real time. Search & Filter: Quickly isolate specific API endpoints, response codes, or log levels. ⚔️ 3. Visual API Compare (New) Side-by-Side Comparison: Select any 2 API requests or JSON responses to compare them visually. Diff Highlighting: Instantly highlight added, modified, or missing fields between API responses. Regression Testing: Perfect for comparing Staging vs. Production endpoints or verifying API contract changes during backend migrations. 🔒 Privacy & Security First 100% Local Processing: All inspection, logging, and comparisons run entirely within your browser environment. Zero Data Collection: No user data, storage contents, or network logs are ever collected, saved, or transmitted to external servers.
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