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Add custom HTTP request headers in Chrome. A free, lightweight, open-source alternative to ModHeader. A Chrome extension for developers that lets you inject custom HTTP **request** headers. [ModHeader](https://modheader.com/), which had long been a popular choice, was removed from the Chrome Web Store and is no longer available. This repository and Chrome extension provide the essential ModHeader features for free. # Features - Add custom HTTP **request** headers to outgoing requests - Enable / disable each header individually - Optional URL filter to limit where headers are applied - An explicit **Save** button — nothing is applied until you save - Export / import your settings as a JSON file - Settings are stored only in your browser (`chrome.storage.local`) — no communication with any external server if you are favorite this, then please sponsor me!! https://github.com/sponsors/ysknsid25
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