URL Replace Pro Max+
URL Replace Pro Max Plus is the extension to replace the URL based on rules.
Redirect any source url to a different url (local or remote). Simple, popup interface.
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This extension intercepts network requests "on the fly", and causes the browser to use a different URL to load a file.
This allows you to swap files on pages without having to change source code or upload/push changes.
Works for scripts, images, css, or any other file transferred over the network.
Features:
- Replace URLs
- Block URLs
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URL Replace Pro Max Plus is the extension to replace the URL based on rules.
Plugin for redirecting URLs
The best way to intercept HTTP requests and redirect URLs
强大的URL重定向工具 - 支持多种匹配模式和URL模板替换
Redirect a link to somewhere else.
Make browsing quicker and simpler by redirecting URLs to skip referral/AD pages and adapt mobile pages gracefully.
Over the last few days, I have tried several similar extensions, and this is the one I have decided to keep because it has the best interface in terms of usability for me, as I often enable/disable many different rules. However, the regex is limited, and I was unable to use negative lookahead, something like ^(?!https?:\/\/web\.archive\.org)(.+); I had to resort to a double rule or a workaround such as (https?:\/\/(?:[^w]|w[^e]|we[^b]|web[^\.]).+). Another example, it doesn't accept ^(.*?)(&hilit=[^&]*)(.*$) -> \1\3, but this can be remedied with ^(.*?)(?:&hilit=[^&]*)(.*$) -> \1\2. It also lacks some features found in competitors, such as rule groups and subconditions, but I personally don't miss them.
Super
Exactly what i was looking for, simple, easy, greate!! Thank you soo much for this extension :) 100+stars
Usage? Documentation? How do we use this extension, what are our parameters? E.g. how do we go from "http://example.com/some/site?with=args&and=params" to "https://other-example.com/args?and=params#site" or something without hardcoding everything explicitly? - Replacement with wildcard doesn't seem to work - RegEx doesn't seem to work either Is there any pattern matching, or does this only work for known URIs? If it doesn't support something like that, could you maybe add it? This seems so close to being something really convenient and elegant! (If the permissions needed would be too broad, maybe make it into a separate version?) I hope I'm just missing something, because this looks very neat otherwise
Works perfectly! A very simple redirect mechanic, thank you so much!!
Create a custom temporary redirect from one URL to another. Each redirect can be toggled on/off and interface works nicely with copy/pasting URL's into it. Supports manifest v3. Recommended!
Just like all other blockers - opens the page to inform that it's blocked.
Works like a charm. Honestly better UX than expected, so that's a bonus too.
Perfect, excellent UX