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Request Interceptor Extension for Chrome. Request Interceptor: Native HTTP/HTTPS Traffic Manager for Chrome Request Interceptor is a developer tool that allows you to seamlessly intercept, monitor, and route network traffic directly within your browser. Core Features: - Forward, drop, or pause incoming/outgoing requests. - Modify header values and POST payload data on the fly. - Add or delete custom request headers. - Filter interceptions by specific resource types. - Export request details as JSON and browse history. What is New in Version 3.0: - Bulk Actions: Instantly "Forward All" or "Drop All" intercepted requests with a single click. - Advanced Filtering: Isolate specific request types (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) with interactive multi-select dropdowns. - Color-Coded UI: HTTP methods now feature color badges for faster visual scanning. - Improved UX: Added confirmation dialogs for deletions, "Select All" toggles, and one-click clear buttons for search inputs. - Stability: Fixed edge cases to prevent crashes while routing headless request payloads. What is New in Version 2.0: - Upgraded the extension to the modern Manifest V3 architecture. - Added a dedicated alert page and improved error messaging output. - Refined UI copy (e.g., changing to "Save as a JSON File"). - Added titles to the History and Settings pages for better navigation. - Extension windows now close automatically when you stop debugging. - Added full support for non-Latin characters.
Mar 14, 2026
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