Tiny Tags: instant query params
Tiny Tags is a Chrome extension that simplifies the process of adding query parameters to your URLs.
This easy and lightweight extension can be used to add a query string to the any url.
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Tired of adding query string to the url? This easy and lightweight extension helps you to add a query string to any url. All you need is to turn on the toggle.
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Tiny Tags is a Chrome extension that simplifies the process of adding query parameters to your URLs.
Provides a user interface to read/write URL query parameters for the currently active tab.
This extension allows you to append and modify Query Parameters in URL
Add, edit or remove URL query parameters easily
Utility to inject query parameters before the page loads
Define key/value pairs of query params that you can apply to the url for every single tab.
This is useless in its current form. If I am using such an extension, it means I want to add a custom query string(of my choice/need) to be appended to the end of the URL. For example, if my website URL is `https://www.mydomain.com/my-page`, then I would like to add `?myKey=myValue&anotherKey=anotherValue` etc. to the URL so it becomes `https://www.mydomain.com/my-page?myKey=myValue`. For this, you need to provide a way to configure the key-value pairs(more than 1). Check out some Request Header modifier extensions to see how it is done. By the way, the description does not mention anything about how the extension works and about the default query string, i.e. `&eQSRP=someRandomValue`, that this extension adds to the URL when toggle is enabled. The name and description of this extension both are misleading/incomplete, based on the way it works(or doesn't).
It will be very useful, only if you can configure the query string.
This does nothing as far as I can tell.
what does it even do ? just a slider with no way to configure anything
Really amazing extension.
So Helpful for me.