AI 产品解读A browser-based debugging tool for viewing and analyzing SAML and WS-Federation authentication messages sent through the browser during single sign-on (SSO) and single logout (SLO) flows
Simplifies debugging of SSO/SLO implementations by capturing, highlighting, and decoding SAML and WS-Federation protocol messages from HTTP traffic that would otherwise be difficult to inspect manually
User clicks the extension icon (or Alt+Shift+S) to open the tracer popup window. The extension uses webRequest permission to intercept all HTTP traffic. SAML and WS-Federation messages are automatically detected and highlighted with protocol logos. User can click any request to view HTTP details, parameters, and decoded SAML XML. Filtering and pause controls help focus on relevant traffic. Sessions can be exported/imported for documentation or sharing.
Intercepts and displays all HTTP requests with SAML/WS-Federation message highlightingDecodes and pretty-prints SAML XML content with syntax highlightingSupports both SAML and WS-Federation protocolsShows HTTP headers, GET/POST parameters, and SAML message details in tabbed viewFiltering options: hide resources, show protocol requests onlyExport/import trace sessions for sharing and offline analysis
- 目标用户
- SSO/SAML developers and integrators / Identity and access management (IAM) professionals / Security engineers debugging authentication flows / IT administrators troubleshooting federated login issues
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The extension is open source (BSD-2-Clause license) and completely free. No payment processing, subscription models, premium features, upgrade prompts, or billing APIs were found. The 'license' keyword hits are about third-party library licenses (highlight.js, pako), not payment licensing. All features are available without any payment.
- 置信度
- 97
- 支付平台
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- 来源
- AI / 高
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- The extension is a local debugging tool that intercepts web requests and displays SAML/WS-Federation messages. No login UI, authentication APIs, account creation, or external service login was found in the source code. The extension opens a popup window and displays intercepted HTTP requests without requiring any authentication.
Now I don't have to copy the Encoded values and Decode them at different sites. The most annoying part is sometimes the SAML Request and Response are not just base64 encoded but they are deflated/gzip encoded, URL encoded on top of other encoding standards. All this stuff is smoothly handled without any hassle
Very helpful app to debug SAML / SSO issues! Highly Recommend.
Easy to use. Reliable. Helped me trace token expiry for tokens generated by another team.
Hi, I am unable to import the exported files in this tool. It says "The selected file doesn't seem to contain importable traces!" Is there something it expects that needs to be done here?
Alright for viewing requests but the export feature is a big disappointment due to it lacking the ability to export in a format other tools like Fiddler can import to test replaying assertions to debug them.
I use this tool all the time for all SAML related issues at my job. Its a must have to diagnosing SAML problems.
Great tool. Must have for SAML config
Works perfectly well in most case except one bug: some exported files contain nothing but the word "null".
Have used this for a long time on Firefox, where it's been extremely useful - glad to see it on Chrome now as well.
Really useful tool. I would give it five stars except for the lack of one feature - when the SAML is decoded and displayed some whitespace differences are introduced when it is 'pretty printed'. Could we get a 'raw decoded xml' style view too?