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Allows AlleForge to send API requests to your local development server (localhost). Required when using the hosted version app. AlleForge Local Connector enables seamless communication between the hosted AlleForge platform and your local development servers. When using AlleForge in the browser, direct access to localhost is restricted. This extension securely bridges that gap, allowing you to send API requests from AlleForge to your local environment for testing and development. 🚀 Key Features - Send API requests to localhost and local network servers - Works seamlessly with the AlleForge hosted platform - Secure communication between browser and local machine - Easy setup with minimal configuration - Designed for developers building and testing APIs locally 🔒 Security & Privacy - Only activates when interacting with AlleForge - Does not collect or store personal data - Communication is limited to local development environments ⚙️ How It Works - Install the extension - Open AlleForge in your browser - Enable the local connection when prompted - Start sending requests to your local APIs 👨💻 Who Is This For? - Developers testing APIs on localhost - Teams building backend services - Anyone using AlleForge for API development and automation 🌐 Requirement This extension is required when using the hosted version of AlleForge to access local servers.
May 12, 2026
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