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Manage network requests by modifying headers and cookies, and effortlessly block or redirect any request Http Request Assistant: The Essential Network Debugging Tool Elevate your web development workflow with Http Request Assistant, a professional-grade browser extension designed for local debugging and network traffic control. Whether you are troubleshooting cross-origin (CORS) issues, testing API responses, or simulating production environments, this tool provides precise control over every outgoing request. ❤ Key Features: ● Massive Rule Capacity: Create and manage up to 5,000 custom request rules to handle even the most complex development environments. ● Header & Cookie Manipulation: Customize up to 10 headers per request and modify cookies on the fly to simulate different user sessions or authentication states. ● Smart Traffic Control: Effortlessly set up network redirects to bypass production servers or block specific requests to test error-handling logic. ● URL Pattern Matching: Utilize advanced tokens for flexible URL matching, ensuring your rules apply exactly where they are needed. ● CORS Troubleshooting: Easily handle cross-origin requests to streamline local development against remote APIs. ❤ Important Compatibility Note: Chrome applies request modifications in the order they are installed. If you use multiple extensions that modify network requests, the most recently added rules may overwrite previous ones.
Jul 15, 2026
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