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Capture and copy network requests with all details including URL, headers, payload, and response Network Logger - Network Capture Tool for Developers A Chrome DevTools extension that captures network requests and exports them in multiple formats. ■ Key Features ✓ Capture & Filter Network Requests - Automatically captures all HTTP/HTTPS requests - Filter by type (Fetch/XHR, JS, CSS, Images, etc.) - Search by URL or Method ✓ Export in Multiple Formats - HAR (HTTP Archive) format - JSON format - CSV format - Export only filtered results ✓ Developer-Friendly Copy Functions - Copy as cURL (ready to run in terminal) - Copy as Fetch (JavaScript code) - Copy URL, Headers, or Response individually ✓ Sorting & Analysis - Sort by Method, URL, Status, Type, Size, or Time - Toggle ascending/descending order - View detailed information for each request ✓ Convenience Features - Preserve log (keep logs across page refreshes) - Adjustable and saveable column widths - Quick access via context menu ■ How to Use 1. Open Chrome DevTools (F12) 2. Select "Network Logger" tab 3. Refresh the page to capture network requests 4. Filter, sort, export, or copy as needed ■ Perfect For - Backend developers testing APIs - Frontend developers analyzing network traffic - QA engineers needing logs for bug reports - Teams that need to share network data ■ Privacy - All data is processed locally - No data is sent to external servers - No personal information is collected ■ Support & Feedback If you encounter any issues or have suggestions, please reach out via Chrome Web Store reviews or support tab.
Apr 21, 2026
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