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Capture and share HTTP requests from Chrome DevTools 🚀 Share HTTP Requests Instantly Easily share HTTP requests between frontend and backend developers — without screenshots, cURL dumps, or messy Slack threads. This Chrome DevTools extension lets you capture any network request and share it via a secure link, including all essential data needed to reproduce issues quickly. ✨ Key Features 🔗 One-Click Sharing Generate a secure, unique link (UUID-based) Only people with the link can access the data 📦 Full Request Details Each shared request can include: HTTP method & URL Headers Request body Response data (optional) Authorization (Bearer tokens masked by default) 🔐 Smart Security Controls Authorization tokens & cookies are hidden by default Option to enable via user preferences Encrypted storage for shared data Automatic expiration of shared requests 🧰 Developer Tools Built-In Open shared requests in a clean web UI Copy as cURL Replay requests easily Share single or multiple requests 💡 Why Use This Extension? ⚡ Reproduce bugs faster 🤝 Eliminate frontend ↔ backend miscommunication 🎯 Share exact requests instead of approximations ⏱ Save time during debugging, QA, and code reviews 👨💻 Perfect For Frontend Developers Backend Developers Full-Stack Engineers API Teams 🔒 Security & Privacy Shared requests are encrypted at rest Access is link-based (UUID) — no public indexing No tracking, no ads Data can auto-expire 🧪 Typical Workflow Open Chrome DevTools → shareq.site tab Select a request Click Share Send the generated link to your teammate They open it and instantly reproduce the request 🧩 Built for Real Development Workflows Designed specifically for frontend ↔ backend collaboration, this tool removes friction from debugging and helps teams move faster with accurate, shareable request data.
Apr 13, 2026
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