Browser Proxy

Replace fetch, XMLHttpRequest, AJAX responses on the fly!

Browser Proxy - Mock AJAX responses on the fly

Browser Proxy is a Chrome extension that allows you to replace fetch, XMLHttpRequest, and AJAX responses on the fly. It provides a user-friendly interface to mock responses, change status codes, set delays, and more. You can even share these mocks with others through import and export features. Visit the GitHub repository for documentation and source code.

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By: boikovladislav

Users: 84

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Rating: 5.00

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Version: 1.0.3 (Last updated: 2023-03-11)

Creation date: 2021-08-26

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

activeTab
storage
tabs

Host permissions:

http://*/*
https://*/*

Size: 2.66M

Email: as*****@gmail.com

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# 75,556 ▼ 343

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#4622 in Developer Tools ▼ 10 #64 in mock keyword 19 #73 in override keyword 22 ▼ 1 #276 in proxy keyword 78 ▲ 4

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Not available on Edge

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Browser-Proxy allows you to mock responses of AJAX requests without leaving the browser on pages where you enabled it. You can choose what requests shall be overwritten, or even mock not yet existing APIs. You can change the response, status code, delay, response headers, set up chunking and use parts of the request as part of the response. It also lets you to share these mocks with someone though import and export, and all of this with a nice UI.

Change the response of fetch, XMLHttpRequest, Axios and other AJAX requests on the fly.
Mock Responses of not yet existing requests.
RegExp based rules for url, body or headers to decide what requests to override.
Import and export the overrides into JSON file to share in team.
Individual enabling and disabling of overrides on different sites, and grouping into folders.
Part of the request can be used as part of the response.
Mock file download interactions with chunking and custom delays.
Works offline.
Open source.

For more details and documentation and source code visit: https://github.com/Vladislav-Boiko/browser-proxy