Request Interceptor Pro

Intercept, modify, and replay HTTP request son the fly

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Intercept, modify, and replay HTTP request son the fly

5.0•2 reviews•

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Meet Request Interceptor Pro: the ultimate in-browser tool to pause, inspect, and modify HTTP requests on the fly. Built for developers and security researchers, it replaces bulky desktop proxies with a lightweight Chrome extension. Seamlessly intercept traffic, tweak headers and POST bodies, drop unwanted requests, or clone and replay them with a single click. Featuring a clean dark UI and Manifest V3 support, debugging web apps has never been faster. Take control of your network traffic!

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Lightweight, local proxy that just works. Perfect for quick API debugging.

I used to launch heavy external proxy software every time I needed to test an API or alter a payload, but this extension has completely replaced them for my daily tasks. It turns your browser into a local debugging tool without any complicated setup or external dependencies.

What makes it way better than the alternatives:

Real-time interception and editing: It lets you pause outgoing HTTP/HTTPS traffic on the fly. You can quickly modify URLs, HTTP methods, headers, or body payloads before they actually hit the server, which is incredible for quick testing.
Smart request replayer: The built-in request builder is a massive time-saver. You can clone or forge requests directly inside the context of the active tab, meaning your session cookies and CORS rules are perfectly handled without extra configuration.
100% private and lightweight: At just around 24KiB, it has zero impact on browser performance. Since it uses the native Chrome Debugger API and processes everything locally, none of your data or intercepted payloads ever leave your machine.

It is an incredibly straightforward tool for developers and QA engineers who want to test application resilience without the fluff.