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HTTP redirect and script injection rules for local testing Detour is a Chromium extension for redirecting HTTP requests and injecting scripts during local development. Point an API at localhost, try a script on a live page, or strip a response header — without changing production. REDIRECT RULES • Send any URL to localhost, a staging host, or a mock endpoint • Use * in the pattern to capture path segments, then substitute them into the destination URL as $1, $2, and so on • Filter by HTTP method (GET, POST, …) when you need tighter control • Block telemetry or third-party scripts by rerouting them to an empty response SCRIPT INJECTION • Load external JavaScript into any page before the page's own code runs • Works on strict Content Security Policy (CSP) sites where inline scripts normally can't load — the extension injects with its own privileges, so CSP doesn't apply • Useful for dev overlays, tracing, or experimental bundles without rebuilding the host app ONE-CLICK HEADER OVERRIDES • Allow CORS • Disable Content Security Policy • Disable X-Frame-Options WORKFLOW DETAILS • Per-tab badge showing how many rules fired on the current page • One pattern language — just * for wildcards, $1 for captures. No "contains" or "equals" modes to learn. • Import and export rules as JSON. A public schema lets VS Code autocomplete the file. PRIVACY Everything runs in your browser. No account, no telemetry, no remote configuration. Rules stay on your machine until you export them.
Apr 23, 2026
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