Man in the Middle

Modify requests, inject JavaScript and CSS into pages.

Man in the Middle Chrome Extension: Web Request Modification

Man in the Middle is a Chrome extension that provides a user-friendly means for modifying web requests and responses. It allows users to block or redirect sites, add, change or remove request and response headers. Additionally, it gives the ability to inject JavaScript into web pages to modify their function, as well as injecting CSS to style them as desired. Some features may not operate in this Chrome version as they do in its Firefox counterpart.

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Extension stats

By: Hoang

Users: 744

-7

Rating: 5.00

(1)

Version: 3.2.2 (Last updated: 2022-03-02)

Creation date: 2018-12-14

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

<all_urls>
storage
unlimitedStorage
webNavigation
webRequest
webRequestBlocking

Size: 41.38K

Email: da*****@gmail.com

URLs: Privacy policy

Ranking

# 35,231 ▲ 67

Other rankings

#1071 in Developer Tools ▲ 3 #75 in inject keyword 8 ▼ 6

Other platforms

Not available on Android

Man in the Middle (v3.5.3)

4.59

(17) 150

Not available on Edge

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IMPORTANT NOTE: This is a compatible version of the extension Man in the Middle for Firefox. Some features won't work in this version for Chrome. See https://github.com/dangkyokhoang/Man-in-the-Middle/projects/1#card-15622712 for more.

Use cases:

Block or redirect websites and requests;
Add, modify or remove request and response headers;
Inject JavaScript into pages to make them function as desired;
Inject CSS into pages to style them as desired.

Visit https://github.com/dangkyokhoang/Man-in-the-Middle for more details.

User reviews

Very powerful extension. It's Tampermonkey power 10. In addition to inject JavaScript and CSS into pages, you can block or redirect requests, modify request and response headers, modify network responses. Thank you Hoang for this.