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Are there Firefox extension (or any other browser) that allow to send arbitrary POST data to a webpage? [closed]

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I want to test the security of a website of mine and I would love to have an application that is able to send POST data, if it's even possible..

Thanks

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0plus1 Avatar asked Apr 07 '09 14:04

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Try Fiddler. From their own documentation:

"The Request Builder allows you to craft custom requests to send to the server. You can either create a new request manually, or you can drag and drop a session from the Web Sessions list to create a new request based on the existing request."

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(source: ifinity.com.au)

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Mystic Avatar answered Sep 20 '22 02:09

Mystic


Yes, there are two I know of:

  • Tamper Data

  • Modify Headers

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Daniel Rikowski Avatar answered Sep 20 '22 02:09

Daniel Rikowski