Interceptor

Run web clients without backends by mocking HTTP requests

Interceptor is a Chrome extension designed to empower front-end developers by allowing them to mock HTTP requests directly within the browser. This tool eliminates the dependency on backend APIs during the development phase by enabling the user to define custom responses for specific URLs. Each time the browser makes a request, Interceptor returns the predefined mock data instead of reaching out to the server.

By using Interceptor, developers can seamlessly continue their work without waiting for backend endpoints to be available or updated. This streamlines front-end development workflows, supports faster prototyping, and enables easier testing with varied data sets. The extension's codebase and changelog are openly accessible on GitHub, ensuring community collaboration and transparency. For more details, visit the official GitHub repository and documentation to get started with running your web clients sans backend dependencies.

By:
Codemancers
Daily users:
207 5
Rating:
3.00
(6)
Version:
0.3.2resigned1 Last updated: 2024-04-25
Version code:
5730620
Creation date:
2018-04-06
Risk:
Very high risk impact Moderate risk likelihood
Permissions:
  • webRequest
  • tabs
  • webRequestBlocking
  • http://*/*
  • https://*/*
  • storage
  • webNavigation
Size:
318.57KB
Email:
te*****@codemancers.com
URLs:
Website
Full description:
See detailed description
Source:
Firefox Browser Add-ons
Updated:
19 hours ago

User reviews

intercepts but does not auto respond to the request. What's the difference between the toggler and the "intercept" button ?
by Fi*****, 2023-09-11
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Interceptor requires a lot of sensitive permissions. Exercise caution before installing.

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Interceptor is probably trust-worthy. Prefer other publishers if available. Exercise caution when installing this add-on.

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