Open Headers Autor: Bithub Team SRL
Open Source DevToolkit, inside a browser extension. Modify live browser requests. Manage API Collections. Team Collaboration.
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Metadane rozszerzenia
O tym rozszerzeniu
Local-first: no account, no cloud, your data stays on your machine.
BROWSER INTERCEPTOR
• Eleven rule types, one condition language: rewrite headers, block, redirect, delay, mock responses, edit bodies and query strings, merge, inject CSS/JS, modify WebSocket and SSE messages
• Static rules compile into the browser's own network layer and catch every request: pages, frames, fetch, XHR, images, fonts, scripts
• No proxy port and no CA certificate: rules run with the page's own permissions, nothing man-in-the-middles your traffic
• DevTools-grade network panel with request and response inspection
• Five variable scopes in every rule: vault, environment, collection, workspace, live
API CLIENT
• HTTP, GraphQL with schema introspection, WebSocket, Socket.IO and SSE right in the browser; gRPC and MQTT through the desktop companion
• Collections with folders, environments, OAuth 2.0 with PKCE and refresh, multipart file uploads
• Pre- and post-response scripts and assertions
• Workflows: chain and schedule requests with dependencies, AND/OR run conditions and parallel steps; every response value lands in a live variable any rule can inject into real traffic
• Import from cURL, HAR, Postman, Insomnia and OpenAPI
• Encrypted vault for secrets and tokens, referenced by name, never exposed
TEAM COLLABORATION
• Multi-workspace: your personal workspace and the team's shared one side by side, each in its own tab
• Sync through back-ends you control: the desktop app, a box on your LAN, or a self-hosted server
• Self-hosted server with SSO, RBAC user management and audit logs
• Optional Git back-end for durable workspace history: a new device bootstraps from Git and auto-syncs from there
• Concurrent multi-user editing
• Work offline, auto-sync when back online
Our vision: a platform where everyone can use local tools to generate their own local data and own it, not a cloud vendor middleman.
Everything is free to use and free to self-host. Like it should be.
BROWSER INTERCEPTOR
• Eleven rule types, one condition language: rewrite headers, block, redirect, delay, mock responses, edit bodies and query strings, merge, inject CSS/JS, modify WebSocket and SSE messages
• Static rules compile into the browser's own network layer and catch every request: pages, frames, fetch, XHR, images, fonts, scripts
• No proxy port and no CA certificate: rules run with the page's own permissions, nothing man-in-the-middles your traffic
• DevTools-grade network panel with request and response inspection
• Five variable scopes in every rule: vault, environment, collection, workspace, live
API CLIENT
• HTTP, GraphQL with schema introspection, WebSocket, Socket.IO and SSE right in the browser; gRPC and MQTT through the desktop companion
• Collections with folders, environments, OAuth 2.0 with PKCE and refresh, multipart file uploads
• Pre- and post-response scripts and assertions
• Workflows: chain and schedule requests with dependencies, AND/OR run conditions and parallel steps; every response value lands in a live variable any rule can inject into real traffic
• Import from cURL, HAR, Postman, Insomnia and OpenAPI
• Encrypted vault for secrets and tokens, referenced by name, never exposed
TEAM COLLABORATION
• Multi-workspace: your personal workspace and the team's shared one side by side, each in its own tab
• Sync through back-ends you control: the desktop app, a box on your LAN, or a self-hosted server
• Self-hosted server with SSO, RBAC user management and audit logs
• Optional Git back-end for durable workspace history: a new device bootstraps from Git and auto-syncs from there
• Concurrent multi-user editing
• Work offline, auto-sync when back online
Our vision: a platform where everyone can use local tools to generate their own local data and own it, not a cloud vendor middleman.
Everything is free to use and free to self-host. Like it should be.
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Uprawnienia i dane
Wymagane uprawnienia:
- Wymieniać informacje z programami innymi niż Firefox
- Czyścić historię przeglądania, ciasteczka i powiązane dane
- Blokować treści na dowolnej stronie
- Odczytywać historię przeglądania
- Rozszerzać narzędzia dla programistów, aby uzyskać dostęp do danych w otwartych kartach
- Kontrolować ustawienia proxy przeglądarki
- Mieć dostęp do kart przeglądarki
- Mieć dostęp do aktywności przeglądarki podczas nawigacji
- Mieć dostęp do danych użytkownika na wszystkich stronach
Opcjonalne uprawnienia:
- Mieć dostęp do danych użytkownika na wszystkich stronach
Zbieranie danych:
- Autorzy tego rozszerzenia twierdzą, że nie wymaga ono zbierania danych.
Opcjonalny zakres zbieranych danych, według autora:
- Dane techniczne i o interakcjach
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- Odnośniki dodatku
- Wersja
- 2026.9.2
- Rozmiar
- 7,66 MB
- Ostatnia aktualizacja
- 14 dni temu (14 wrz 2026)
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