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Is there a Google Chrome extension to inject custom HTTP headers in each request? [closed]

Firefox has the "modifyheaders" plugin. Is there anything like it for Google Chrome?

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Knut Forkalsrud Avatar asked Aug 18 '11 23:08

Knut Forkalsrud


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There's a bunch of nice extensions now!

Modifying headers for all requests

  • Modify Headers using Requestly (Chrome + Firefox + Desktop App)
  • ModHeader (Chrome)

Generic HTTP / REST clients

  • Postman REST Client (Packaged App) - closed source, but used to be open source
  • DHC - REST/HTTP API Client - closed source, but faster and more robust than POSTman
  • Advanced REST Client - open source
  • REST Console - no updates since July 2013
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dain Avatar answered Sep 20 '22 04:09

dain


This plugin injects headers into all requests. Modify Headers Plugin

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Kilizo Avatar answered Sep 23 '22 04:09

Kilizo