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Nuxt.js / Vue.js / Next.js 페이지에서 URL·라우트·API 경로를 추출하는 도구 (JS URL Recon List) JRList (JS URL Recon List) is a Chrome extension that scans the active tab and extracts URLs, routes, and API-related paths from modern JavaScript frontends — especially Nuxt.js, Vue.js, and Next.js. When testing SPAs, useful endpoints are often buried in framework payloads, bundled JS, baseURL settings, and client-side routers. JRList collects those candidates into a filterable list so you can copy or export them quickly. Features • Detect Nuxt / Vue / Next signatures (__NUXT__, __NEXT_DATA__, Vue Router, and more) • Extract URLs from DOM attributes, inline scripts, comments, and framework payloads • Scan same-origin / _nuxt / _next JavaScript bundles (optional) • Resolve relative paths using discovered baseURL, apiBase, Nuxt app.baseURL, and Next basePath • Categorize results: base, api, nuxt, next, auth, admin, absolute, path • Search and filter results • Export via clipboard, TXT, or JSON How to use 1. Open a target page 2. Click the JRList toolbar icon 3. Press Scan 4. Filter and export the results Notes • Scripts are injected on demand when you click Scan (not always-on content scripts) • Use only on systems and websites you are authorized to test • Cross-origin bundles may be blocked by CORS • Obfuscated or runtime-only URLs may not be recovered by static parsing JRList is intended as a helper for authorized penetration testing, bug bounty work, and frontend reconnaissance.
Aug 11, 2026
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