Modify headers, cookies, redirects, and request filters in reusable profiles.
Users
5
+3 in 30 days
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0.0 / 5
unchanged in 30 days
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#249K
#208K among extensions
Version
0.3.1
updated 8 Sep 2026
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monthly, 1 months
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About GHC — Global Header Control
GHC — Global Header Control is a Chrome extension for developers who need repeatable control over HTTP requests. Edit request and response headers, test cookies, redirect matching URLs, and organize rules into reusable profiles.
Control request behavior
• Set, append, or remove request and response headers within Chrome's supported operations.
• Use save-time variables such as {{uuid}} and {{timestamp}} in header values.
• Inspect the dynamic rules compiled for the browser.
Target the right requests
• Match URLs with contains patterns or Chrome-compatible regular expressions.
• Include or exclude request domains and page domains.
• Filter by HTTP method and resource type.
• Scope rules to a tab, tab group, or browser window.
Tune cookies, policies, and redirects
• Configure request cookies and Set-Cookie response values.
• Edit Content Security Policy directives.
• Redirect matching source URLs to a target URL, including regex-based sources.
Build reusable workflows
• Create, name, duplicate, reorder, and toggle multiple profiles.
• Undo and redo edits, or schedule a profile to turn off automatically.
• Save changes automatically with draft protection while editing.
• Export profiles to JSON, then import by replacing or merging configurations.
• Keep profiles local by default, with optional Chrome storage sync.
Use GHC for API debugging, localization checks, cache testing, redirect previews, and repeatable development setups. Start with a profile, add a modification, and choose the requests it should affect.
The extension interface is in English. Header, cookie, and redirect behavior follows Chrome extension API restrictions.