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This extension helps in building rules(conditions) which when met will help in
1. redirect/block http requests
2. throttle response of static resources
3. add/modify/delete request/response http headers
4. add/modify/delete http query parameters
Neat interface but unfortunately does absolutely nothing. No instructions. I created a rule but can’t find how to save it or activate it. The “Save” button creates an “Open file” dialog. What am I missing here?! Not intuitive to use. Removed.
Good stuff, works fine. Save button is not very obvious at the top, otherwise the interface is nice.
Works, but you can’t edit the POST body
Cool extension, but there is a bug, in the text field of actions, I can only put short URLS, if I want to put a data:/text-plain long, it doesn’t work.
Can you fix it? or put a textarea
Good work
Cool extension and easy to configure!
But is there a way to modify (mock) response body?
It was awesome until recent update. Now instead of redirecting 1 single script (302 redirect) it looks like extension modifies the request which leads to redirecting me away from target address.
Example. Assume I have mysite.com with script file on url “/js/script.js”. I want to redirect request to this script so it will be downloaded from my local machine. I create redirect rule
mysite.com/js/script.js –> localhost/js/script.js
Previously, when I opened mysite.com it worked fine and everything except script.js was downloaded from mysite.com and script.js was downloaded from localhost. Now when I try to go to mysite.com I come to localhost because there is no 302 redirection now for script.js, there is some kind of url replacement.
It took me 15 minutes for googling how to create redirect rule using google chrome extension. After 15 mins more I got my own plugin for that. I would suggest every programmer to do the same. It’s much easier than trying to configure 3rd party extensions
Useful tool tool to debug or modify the requests.. Excellent work.
Nice tool.
Nice tool to replace static resources
Hope to support wildcards, let xx.xx/cc/123. Can become xx.dd/cc.123Xx.xx/cc/122. Can become xx.dd/cc.122