[Gee4rce]

Greetings,
a mate of mine was unhappy with the fact that there is no updated "LiveHTTP headers" plugin available for Chrome,
and if there were alternate apps with the same purpose then mostly the requests where "faked", or emulated, but
not being really live. This relies on the fact that Chrome brings heavy restrictions for Plugins to enter the webstore,
and some of them pose several problems when trying to code a plugin that is meant to repeat http requests.
However, somehow my mate managed to bypass some of these restrictions, now having a working plugin
that allows to manipulate and send real requests.

After seing it working in my Browser, i suggested him to share this nice piece of work to the community
and he liked the idea, leading him to release it in Chromes webstore for the public.

The Plugin is currently in beta stage and any bugreports or recommendations are welcome!

You can find it in Chromes Webstore if you type HTTP Repeater or HTTP-Repeater.

This is how it looks like:


You can even assign tab id's for the request to take place, nice feature i think.

Feel free to test or use it for educational purposes and please feel free to report any bugs.

Cheers, Gee.

[Malazhar]

this is a great release sir thanks a lot was looking for something like that

also do you recommend any plugin like tamper data for firefox since tamper data not supported anymore ?!

[SIM-3386134]

Damn, would of really needed this when httpfox took a shit, now I am used to the devleloper tools network tab, ill give this a shot though.

Very good contribution never the less.

[Gee4rce]

..do you recommend any plugin like tamper data for firefox since tamper data not supported anymore ?!

I was also using TamperData+FF a lot.
Unfortunately, i have not found an alternative that pleases me like TamperData did.
Therefore i completely switched away from Browser plugins and now use Telerik Fiddler,
which is like a free BurpSuite, with a bit lesser functionality, but much more advanced
than TamperData. You have more control over the requests and if you have atleast
dual-screen setup then have Fiddler on one Screen and the Browser on the other, perfect.

For "in Browser", take a look at user Bitcoin.'s answer, thats a good alternative if you
want to keep it in Browser.

I am used to the devleloper tools network tab, ill give this a shot though.

This is also a good alternative indeed!

Cheers guys!

[sydffe]

would love to try this one thank sir