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Simplify your QA process by capturing and copying Fetch/XHR requests as formatted JSON with a single click. Qaopy is a lightweight, developer-focused Chrome Extension designed to streamline the API testing and bug reporting workflow for QA Engineers and Developers. Tired of digging through the complex Network tab to find request and response bodies? qaopy does the heavy lifting for you. 🚀 Key Features: Instant Capture: Automatically tracks all Fetch and XHR requests. One-Click Copy: Copy full request/response details as formatted JSON instantly. "Beauty" Mode: Automatically formats raw JSON strings into a readable structure for better reporting. Bulk Export: Select multiple requests and download them as a single log file (.txt) for evidence. Flexible Copying: Choose to copy only the Request, only the Response, or the "All-in-One" package. QA-Friendly: Specifically designed to provide clear evidence for Jira tickets or bug reports. 🛠 How to Use: Open Chrome DevTools (F12). Click on the "qaopy" tab. Perform actions on your website. Use the Copy or Beauty buttons next to any request to grab the data you need. 🔒 Privacy First: qaopy works entirely locally. Your network data never leaves your machine and is never sent to any external servers. The "Copy to Clipboard" and "Download" functions are the only ways data is handled.
May 18, 2026
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