ModHeader - Modify HTTP headers
Modify HTTP request headers, response headers, and redirect URLs
What is ModHeader - Modify HTTP headers?
ModHeader - Modify HTTP headers is a popular Chrome extension by modheader.com. This extension has 677,767 weekly active users, a good user rating of 4.06, and is most similar to Modify Header Value (HTTP Headers) and Postman Interceptor. The latest version, 4.1.5, was updated 2 months ago.
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- <all_urls>
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Summary
The most popular Chrome extension to modify headers ** What can ModHeader do?** - Add, modify, and remove request and response headers - Use ModHeader to set X-Forwarded-For, Authorization, Access-Control-Allow-Origin, Content-Security-Policy, and your custom headers! - Modify cookies in request / response header - Advanced Content-Security-Policy editor - Redirect URL to another - Enable header modification by URLs - Advanced filtering by tab, tab group, or window ** Where is tab lock ** - Tab lock has been redesigned as Tab Filter and can be found in the + button. It is still available for free users. ** Why ModHeader **
Safety
Risk impact
ModHeader - Modify HTTP headers requires a number of risky permissions that can potentially harm your browser and steal your data. Exercise caution when installing this extension. Review carefully before installing. We recommend that you only install ModHeader - Modify HTTP headers if you trust the publisher.
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Risk likelihood
ModHeader - Modify HTTP headers has earned a good reputation and can be trusted.
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User reviews
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Similar extensions
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Modify Header Value (HTTP Headers)
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Manifest
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