API Response Viewer
Captures, formats, and displays API responses in a clean interface for easy debugging and analysis of web applications.
View HTTP headers, status codes, CORS & security headers without DevTools. Debug API, XHR/fetch requests instantly.
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Tired of digging through DevTools every time you need to check a website's headers? The HTTP Header Inspector offers a beautifully simple and efficient solution, allowing you to view full HTTP response headers, status codes, and server details directly from your browser's toolbar.
This extension is the perfect companion for web developers, SEO analysts, and security researchers.
Use it to:
Debug API Responses: Quickly check headers to resolve issues with your APIs.
Troubleshoot CORS: Instantly see Access-Control-Allow-Origin and other CORS-related headers.
Analyze Server Configurations: Understand caching policies, server types, and more at a glance.
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This is the best alternative to the HTTP Header Spy extension (no longer supported due to Manifest V3). However, I can only give it 4 out of 5 stars because it lacks a light-mode UI, which is usually the default in Chrome extensions.