A composable HTTP debugger to intercept, mock, and rewrite traffic — with a rule engine you configure once and reuse forever.
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http-debugger
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Chrome extension (Manifest V3) that captures every network request on any tab — full URLs, headers, cookies, query params, POST bodies, response headers, Set-Cookie, response bodies (text + binary) — and exports the whole session as ZIP, JSON, HAR or CSV in one click. Zero dependencies, 100% local, no telemetry.
chrome-extension reverse-engineering web-scraping network-monitoring api-testing network-capture request-logger chrome-devtools-protocol postman-alternative chrome-extension-manifest-v3 api-debugging http-debugger har-exporter cookie-inspector response-recorder
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Expose localhost to the internet with a full HTTP debugger in your terminal. Built on Cloudflare Tunnels.
rust cli tunnel proxy tui reverse-proxy cloudflare developer-tools localhost ngrok-alternative cloudflare-tunnel http-debugger request-inspector
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explain any HTTP status code or header in one command. cited to the RFC.
nodejs javascript dns tls cli tcp curl devtools rfc developer-tools http-status-codes http-redirect http-timing http-headers network-debugging api-debugging http-debugger voiddo http-explainer request-debugging
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Capture and export website network requests as ZIP, JSON, HAR, or CSV files. Track headers, payloads, and response bodies in Manifest V3.
chrome-extension reverse-engineering web-scraping network-monitoring api-testing network-capture request-logger chrome-devtools-protocol postman-alternative chrome-extension-manifest-v3 api-debugging http-debugger har-exporter cookie-inspector response-recorder
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