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Redirector

Redirector is a browser extension that helps you redirect URLs based on rules. Redirector: Advanced URL Redirection and Control Take full control of your web navigation with Redirector, a powerful and modern browser extension designed for developers and power users. Whether you need to fix broken links, bypass annoying redirects, or set up complex development environments, Redirector provides the precision and flexibility you need. Powerful Redirection Modes: - Static: Exact match for simple, direct redirects. - Wildcard: Use "*" to match any text and $1, $2 to reuse it in your destination. - URL Pattern: Use named parameters like ":user" and "{{user}}" for intuitive pattern matching. - Regex: The ultimate tool using JavaScript Regular Expressions with full capture group support. Key Features & Workflow: - Rule Grouping: Organize your rules into folders. Enable or disable entire groups with a single click. - Parameter Decoding: Optionally decode URI components during redirection, converting encoded characters like "%3A%2F%2F" back to "://". - Real-time Testing: Use the built-in "Test URL" field in the editor to verify your rules before saving them. - Modern Dashboard: A beautiful, searchable, and responsive UI with full Dark and Light mode support. - Quick Access Popup: Manage your most important rules and groups directly from the browser toolbar. - Drag-and-Drop: Easily reorder your rules locally or across groups to manage processing priority. - Import/Export: Backup your entire configuration or share specific rule sets as JSON files. Who is it for? - Web Developers: Easily redirect production URLs to local or staging environments. - Privacy Seekers: Strip tracking parameters or redirect to privacy-friendly alternatives (like Wikipedia's mobile view to desktop). - Automation Enthusiasts: Clean up messy URLs or create custom shortcuts for your most visited sites. - Productivity Hackers: Simplify navigation and automate repetitive browsing tasks. Redirector is fully localized in English and Spanish, respects your theme preferences, and is built for performance. Simplify your web experience. Take control. Get Redirector today.

reRoute: Redirect HTTP requests

Configure and manage dynamic redirect rules for HTTP requests. The reRoute Chrome Extension allows users to set up dynamic redirect rules for HTTP API requests. It can redirect requests based on specified URL patterns, making it easy to switch between different environments (e.g., development and production) or change the API endpoints without modifying the application code.

Redirector

Easily Redirect URLs with Advanced Pattern Matching for Total Browsing Control REDIRECTOR is the intelligent Chrome extension designed to give you complete control over your web browsing experience. Effortlessly create your own URL redirection rules to automatically send you exactly where you need to go. Whether you're a seasoned web developer, a productivity enthusiast, or simply someone who wants a smoother online journey, REDIRECTOR offers a simple yet powerful solution to manage and customize how you navigate the web. Say goodbye to extra clicks and frustrating redirects! Effortless Rule Creation: Setting up redirects is a breeze with our intuitive interface. No complex coding required! Flexible Pattern Matching: Choose the perfect matching method for your needs: Wildcard Matching (*): Use the asterisk as a placeholder to match any sequence of characters. Ideal for redirecting entire sections of a website or handling simple URL variations. Example: Redirect all pages from an old domain to a new one: Pattern: http://olddomain.com/* Redirect To: https://newdomain.com/* Powerful Regular Expressions (Regex): For advanced users, regular expressions allow for incredibly precise and dynamic URL matching and manipulation. Capture specific parts of a URL and use them in your redirect. Example: Redirect product pages with old IDs to a new format while preserving the unique identifier: Pattern: https://website.com/product/old-(\d+) Redirect To: https://website.com/products/$1 (Here, $1 refers to the captured number) Smart Redirect Options: Exclude Patterns: Define specific URLs or patterns that should not be redirected, even if they match your main rule. This provides granular control. Example: Redirect all .php pages on a site, except the login page: Pattern: https://anysite.com/*.php Exclude Pattern: https://anysite.com/login.php Resource Type Filtering: Apply your redirect rules only to specific types of web requests (e.g., main pages, images, scripts, frames), preventing unintended redirects. Example: Only redirect the main webpage of an outdated domain, not its images: Apply To: Main document Easy Rule Management: Enable/Disable: Quickly toggle redirect rules on or off with a single click. Edit & Delete: Modify or remove rules easily as your needs change. Organize: Reorder your rules with simple drag-and-drop to control the order in which they are applied. Backup & Share: Import/Export: Save your entire set of redirect rules to a file for backup or to share them with others. Seamless Synchronization (Optional): Chrome Storage Sync: If you choose, you can sync your redirect rules across all your Chrome browsers where you are logged in. How REDIRECTOR Works: REDIRECTOR intelligently monitors the URLs you are trying to access. When a URL matches one of your defined "Include patterns," the extension instantly redirects your browser to the "Redirect To" URL according to your rule's settings. This happens in the background, ensuring a smooth and uninterrupted browsing experience. Use Cases to Boost Your Productivity: Automatic HTTPS Upgrades: Force secure browsing by automatically redirecting http:// sites to their https:// equivalents. Example: Pattern: http://insecuresite.com/* Redirect To: https://insecuresite.com/* Bypassing Annoying Redirects: Skip those extra ad pages or intermediary links that slow you down. Example: If a specific website always shows an ad page before the content: Pattern: http://annoying-site.com/goto/* Redirect To: http://annoying-site.com/final-content/* (You'll need to identify the pattern of the final content URL) Creating Memorable Shortcuts: Turn long and complicated URLs into short, easy-to-remember ones for personal use. Example: Redirect a long project link: Pattern: go/project-alpha Redirect To: https://your-company.com/teams/development/projects/alpha-2023-v5-final.html Handling Website Migrations: If a website you frequently visit has moved its content, create rules to automatically follow the new structure. Example: A blog moved from /blog/old-post to /articles/new-post: Pattern: https://oldsite.com/blog/* Redirect To: https://newsite.com/articles/* Streamlining Development: Redirect live API calls to your local testing environment for development and debugging. Example: Pattern: https://api.live-site.com/v1/* Redirect To: http://localhost:8080/api/v1/* Get Started with REDIRECTOR Today: Install REDIRECTOR from the Chrome Web Store. (Link to your extension here) Click the REDIRECTOR icon in your Chrome toolbar. Click "Add New Redirect" to create your first rule. Enter the "Pattern" of the URL you want to redirect. Enter the "Redirect To" URL. Customize advanced options like "Exclude Pattern" and "Apply To" if needed. Save your rule and start enjoying a cleaner, more efficient web experience! Your Privacy Matters: REDIRECTOR is built with your privacy in mind: No Tracking: We do not collect any browsing data or track your online activity. Local Storage: All your redirect rules are stored securely within your Chrome browser. Optional Sync: If you choose to use sync, it utilizes Chrome's secure and private storage mechanisms. No External Connections: REDIRECTOR works entirely within your browser without relying on external servers. Support & Feedback: We are dedicated to making REDIRECTOR the best URL management tool for Chrome. If you have any questions, encounter issues, or have ideas for new features, please don't hesitate to contact us through the Chrome Web Store support channels. Your feedback is invaluable!

Redirect Link

You can redirect links and the current page. Current page can be redirected by clicking the right mouse button on the page, not on any kind of media or other elements, but basically the background. Left mouse click redirects in the current tab and the middle and the right one to a new tab when using the toolbar popup. The URL field denotes where the page or the link is redirected to. It must start with a scheme, e.g. https://. It can contain formats, which are replaced by the component parts of the link's or page's URL. If the URL doesn't contain any formats, the link's or page's URL is appended to this URL. Formats %u - entire URL %s - scheme %h - hostname %p - whole path without the leading slash, or %p[N], where N is index of the path part. e.g. in http://example.com/a/b/c?param=1, %p[0] is a, %p[1] is b and %p[2] is c %q - all query parameters, or %q[KEY], where KEY is the name of the query parameter. e.g. in http://example.com/?a=1&b=2, %q[a] is 1 and %q[b] is 2 %f - fragment %r[REGEX] - the regular expression is replaced with the match, or if capture groups are used, their matches are concatenated or empty string if there's no match. Right square brackets must be escaped in the regex. E.g. https://%r[[a-z.\]+] %g[N] - Capturing group from EnableURL field, where N is the index of captured group. %e[/REGEX/REPLACEMENT/FLAGS] - Replace REGEX with REPLACEMENT and optionally use FLAGS (i, g, etc.) using link/page URL as input. If you put some format before this format, it is used as input for this format. Example: http://a.com/%p[1]%e[/a|b|c/x/g] - %p[1] is used for input for %e and it changes all occurances of a, b and c to x from %p[1] There are examples in the other screenshot. To enable a redirection everywhere, leave Enable URL field empty. If you want to enable it only on certain URLs, add the URL or part of it and you can use a regular expression also. This doesn't work in the context menu in Chrome, but does in the toolbar popup. Open in a Container option doesn't do anything, unless containers are enabled in the browser. You can reorder redirections by dragging and dropping redirection rows. Remember to save if you changed options! More redirections and you can propose or share new redirections at GitHub in this issue: https://github.com/fluks/redirect-link/issues/7. All the proposed redirections in a file you can import: https://github.com/fluks/redirect-link/raw/master/redirect-link_settings.json --- * Read your browsing history - Get the URL of the current page. * Notifications - Show a notification about Manifest V3 change. Latest changes * Fix replace format bug. * Add resize columns on options page. * Add link to help page. * Add %e replace format. * Add capturing groups in URL and EnableURL fields. * Sort redirects from headers. * Validate EnableURL if always used. * Show a notification about MV3 change. * Convert to use Manifest V3. * Minor UI changes. * Fix context menu not showing bug. * Add favicon feature. * Add redirect always option. * Add preferences button. * Open to new tab only when the option is on. Previously middle click worked in toolbar popup. * Removed notifications permission. * Fix popup ellipsis bug. * Remove max width for popup. * Redirect in current tab or to another depending on click. Left click opens in current tab and right one opens to a new tab when using toolbar popup. * Add import and export options. * Use Drag and Drop API to order redirects. * Add regular expression format. * Fix replace format bug. * Small UI changes on options page. * Try to fix toolbar popup not loading content. * Fix toolbar popup order bug. * Reorder redirections. * Add toolbar button to redirect the current page. * Add a setting to enable redirection only on certain URLs. This works only with the toolbar popup on Chrome. * Add formats for more detailed path and query parameters. * Remove the leading slash from path substitution. This can break previous path formats. * Open options to a tab. * Add shortcuts to options page.