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Capture a session. Switch your role. Test every perspective. RoleTap is a powerful session and role switcher built for developers and QA engineers. Install it to instantly eliminate the friction of logging in and out of multiple accounts during testing. Why You Should Install RoleTap If you test web applications with multiple permission levels—such as Admin, Staff, Manager, and Customer—you waste hours every week typing credentials, clearing cache, or juggling private windows. RoleTap solves this by letting you capture any test session once and switch between roles with a single click. Test Permissions Instantly: Switch roles on the fly to check UI visibility, access controls, and navigation rules without breaking your testing flow. Save Complete State: Capture cookies (including secure HttpOnly cookies), localStorage, and sessionStorage all in one profile. Organize by Environment: Keep separate workspaces for Localhost, Staging, and Production so your test environments never bleed together. Inspect Local Tokens: Quickly check JWT claims, roles, permissions, and expiration times directly in your browser. Keep Data Local & Secure: Your session profiles are encrypted on your device using your own vault passphrase. No accounts, no cloud sync, and zero tracking. Stop wasting time on repetitive logins. Install RoleTap to streamline your workflow and test role-based apps in a fraction of the time.
Oct 31, 2026
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