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Chrome extension to modify HTTP headers
Github: https://github.com/Automattic/a8c-chrome-mod-header This is a Chrome extension that allows you to modify request headers for all requests in a page. It can be useful for development, debugging and security testing. Features Add, modify or remove request headers. Installation Clone this repository or download the ZIP file. Open Chrome and go to chrome://extensions/. Enable…
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A simple Chrome extension for modifying headers
I had the opportunity to contribute to the development of a simple and secure Chrome extension designed for modifying request headers. This extension is particularly useful for web developers and QA engineers, as well as anyone who needs to manipulate headers.
Key Features:
Dark mode
User-friendly interface
Toggle switch for enabling or disabling all rules
Secure and privacy-focused; no tracking is involved
Check it out at the link below and let me know what you think!
This is a Chrome extension that allows you to modify request headers for all requests in a page. It can be useful for development, debugging
So I'm trying to get onto Nick.com and I've done that ModHeader extension. It worked before, but now it's not and Nick.com keeps redirecting me to Nick.co.uk
Anyone got suggestions on what to do?
