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Easily copy network request and response information with just a click. Perfect for debugging and development. ### Why I Built This "It's broken." "I got an error." — We've all received bug reports like this. No URL, no status code, no payload. As a developer, I kept asking teammates for the exact same details over and over: What endpoint? What was the response? What did you send? I built Easy Copy Network Info so that anyone — developers, QA, PMs — can share precise network information with a single click. No more vague error reports. Just copy, paste, and everyone's on the same page. ### What It Does Easy Copy Network Info captures every XHR and Fetch request in real time and displays them in a clean side panel — right next to your page. Click any request to instantly copy the full details to your clipboard, formatted in markdown and ready to paste into Slack, Notion, or GitHub Issues. ### What's New in v2.0 ✅ Complete UI redesign — Dark & Light themes with modern card layout ✅ JSON syntax highlighting — Keys, strings, numbers color-coded at a glance ✅ Request replay — Re-send any captured request with one click ✅ Query params — GET parameters displayed as a dedicated section ✅ Request headers & response time — Full visibility into every request ✅ Export to JSON — Download filtered results as a file ✅ Method & domain filters — Find exactly what you need ✅ Keyboard shortcut toggle — Cmd+Shift+Y (Mac) / Ctrl+Shift+Y (Win) ### How It Works 1. Open the side panel (click the extension icon or use the shortcut) 2. Browse any website — requests are captured automatically 3. Click any request card to copy to clipboard 4. Expand sections to inspect payload, response, headers, and query params 5. Use filters to narrow down by keyword, domain, method, or errors ### Built for Developers - One-click copy with markdown code blocks — paste directly into Slack, Notion, or GitHub Issues - No DevTools required — works alongside your page in the side panel - Lightweight — no background network overhead, pure request interception - Privacy-first — all data stays in your browser, nothing is sent externally ### Permissions - Storage: Save captured requests and your preferences - Tabs: Reload the active tab from the side panel - Host permissions: Intercept network requests on any page