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Block web network requests by rules such as domain, URL, request method, etc. For example, it can be used for the following situations: * In user support operations for web services, block modification requests (POST, PATCH, PUT, DELETE) to the target web site to prevent inadvertent modification of user data. * In web development, block specific requests and make them fail to check the system behavior. * When using a pay-as-you-go network, suppress communication charges by blocking request for image and media resources. Features: * Rule definition with flexibility - Rules can be defined to block or allow (exceptions to block) network requests based on domain, URL, request method, and resource type * Safe as only minimal permissions are required - Unlike many other network blocking extensions, this extension does not require permissions to read and change all your data on all websites or to read your browsing history * Work results can be checked - Users can view a list of rules that blocked or allowed requests within a specific tab The conditions for blocking or allowing, definable as rules, are as follows: * Request Domains * Initiator Domains * Request Methods * URL Filter * Resource Types In addition to the above, the following features are available * Export and import of rulesets
Aug 1, 2026
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