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Frontend Developer Tools for Netrino Frontend Developer Tools for Netrino Netrino is a better Network tab with a built-in API client — designed to make debugging and testing requests faster, cleaner, and easier. It captures requests in real time and lets you turn any one of them into a reusable API test. No context-switching to Postman, no re-typing headers, no tab overload. Key benefits Skip the heavy tools – Use Netrino for the 80% of API tests that don’t need full Postman projects. Debug & test in one place – Capture a request, tweak it, resend it, and inspect the response without ever leaving DevTools. Faster visibility – Requests load instantly in a compact, readable layout so you can spot what matters at a glance. Powerful search & filters – Find calls by method, status, or keyword in seconds instead of scrolling forever. Minimal, focused UI – Keyboard-friendly, distraction-free interface that keeps you in flow. Built for Front-end developers, QA engineers, and API developers who live in DevTools and are tired of juggling multiple tools just to debug one request. Why install If you spend your day in Chrome’s Network panel, Netrino makes it feel like it was actually designed for you — with quick search, clear views, and now, integrated API testing so you can go from “bug report” to “verified fix” in a single place.
Nov 17, 2025
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