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ReqSnap makes it effortless to inspect and save API responses directly from any website without opening Developer Tools. Whether… ReqSnap makes it effortless to inspect and save API responses directly from any website without opening Developer Tools. Whether you're a developer, researcher, QA engineer, or automation builder, ReqSnap helps you quickly grab the data you need. Features + Capture fetch & XHR API responses automatically: ReqSnap logs network responses from the active tab as you browse. + See formatted response bodies: ReqSnap extracts readable JSON content when available. + Save your captured requests: Store and revisit up to 10 response free (unlimited with Pro). + Scroll, and view details easily: Lightweight, clean UI designed for quick inspection. + Works on most websites: No complicated setup, just click and capture API calls instantly. Privacy & security - Your captured API data (URLs, headers, and response bodies) stays only in your browser's local storage. It's never uploaded, synced, or sent to us or anyone else. - We collect anonymous product-usage analytics (e.g., "a capture was saved," "export was clicked") via a randomly generated, non-identifying ID. These events never include any part of a captured URL, header, or response body. - ReqSnap requests access to all websites you visit because it needs to observe API traffic on any page you browse; this access is used only to detect and capture responses locally, never to read or transmit unrelated page content. - No remote code is loaded at runtime. Everything ReqSnap runs is bundled with the extension. - No signup or account required. If you purchase Pro, payment is handled entirely by our payment processor (ExtensionPay/Stripe) on their own hosted pages; your captured data is never sent to them. Perfect for: - Frontend & Full-Stack Developers - API debugging - QA testing - Data extraction - Web automation - Reverse engineering - Research and analysis Simple, Fast, Lightweight: No complex setup, no configuration. Just click → capture → inspect. Try ReqSnap today and make API inspection effortless.