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**Instant URL redirects for web developers** URL Swap is a lightweight Chrome extension that helps developers redirect matching URLs to another host, port, or scheme directly in the browser. Debug production builds against localhost, switch between staging and development, test new backends, or route requests to mock APIs without changing application code. ### No code changes required Test different backends without editing frontend code, environment files, reverse proxies, or your hosts file. ### Fully client-side No external proxy, no SaaS dependency, and no traffic sent through third-party infrastructure. ### Built for modern web apps Works well for React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, Svelte, and other frontend or full-stack setups. ### Keeps path and query parameters intact Only the scheme, host, or port changes, so your request structure stays the same. ### Quick enable or disable toggle Turn rules on or off with one click without losing your saved configuration. ### Chrome Sync support Keep your rules available across Chrome devices where sync is enabled. - Redirect `api.example.com` to `http://localhost:8080` - Point a production frontend to a local backend - Test staging APIs without rebuilding the app - Route requests to mock servers during frontend development - Switch between API versions during migrations - Test microservices in different local or remote environments - Debug WebSocket connections in development ## Works with ## Great for - Frontend development - Full-stack development - Localhost debugging - API testing - Staging environment testing - Mock backend workflows - Migration between backend services - QA and developer testing flows 1. Open the extension 2. Enter a URL fragment, host, or path to match 3. Enter the destination host, port, or scheme 4. Save and enable the rule 5. Reload your site Matching requests are now redirected directly in your browser. - Editing the hosts file - Rebuilding with different environment variables - Running a reverse proxy for simple redirects - Changing app code for temporary backend switching Whether you are testing a new API, debugging localhost integrations, or switching between development and staging, URL Swap helps you move faster. Chrome extension for URL redirect, URL rewrite, backend switching, localhost debugging, local API proxy, staging server testing, mock API testing, frontend testing, React development, Angular development, Vue development, Next.js development, WebSocket redirect, developer productivity tool. **Install URL Swap (Dev Helper) and redirect URLs on the fly.**
AI Overview Links
Extracts all links (with title) from Google's AI Overview. ✨ Instantly extract every hidden link with title and context from Google’s AI Overviews. ⚡ Save time, skip copy-paste, and access sources directly. 📑 Export your results as CSV, filter duplicates, and capture text fragments (#:~:text=). 🆕 New in v1.1: smarter link detection, cleaner exports (title, clean URL, full URL, fragment), and improved text fragment extraction. Perfect for students, journalists, and researchers who want faster, more transparent access to AI-cited sources.
API Mock & Intercept Tool
Mock network API requests for testing and development This extension provides API request interception and mocking capabilities exclusively for localhost development environments. Its sole purpose is to help developers test web applications by creating mock API responses without modifying backend code. - Intercept HTTP/HTTPS requests on localhost (localhost, 127.0.0.1) - Create custom mock responses with configurable status codes and JSON data - Override real API responses with test data for different scenarios - Monitor and capture network requests in real-time - Test error handling and edge cases by simulating various response conditions - Add delays to simulate network latency. This is purely a development tool focused on simplifying API testing during local application development.
URL Rewriter
Configure the rewrite rules you'd like in the extention options. Rules are of the form: Where %s1 and %s2 are the first and second capture groups, respectively. For example, the following rules may be useful: # Fallback: grab first URL and use it .*(https?://[^\s]+).* --> %s1 .*(www\.[^\s]+).* --> %s1 .*(www\d+\.[^\s]+).* --> %s1 (.*) --> https://www.google.com/search?q=%s1 The first identifies a url starting with http and will go to that url. The second identifies urls with www. The third identifies urls such as www2, www3, etc The fourth rule falls back on a google search for the entire string.
AWS Cognito Token
Retrieve AWS Cognito access token using username, password and cognito app client id. See more at https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cognito-user-identity-pools/latest/APIReference/API_InitiateAuth.html
