Inspect and manage browser-side authentication state during authorized web security testing.
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About Quimera
Quimera is a browser security inspection extension designed for authorized web application testing.
It helps security professionals and developers inspect authentication-related information that exists inside the
browser and may not be completely visible through a traditional HTTP proxy.
MAIN FEATURES
• Inspect and manage browser cookies.
• Review Secure, HttpOnly, SameSite, domain, and path attributes.
• Inspect localStorage and sessionStorage.
• Detect exposed JWTs, tokens, and authentication-related values.
• Identify relevant browser-side security findings.
• Restrict collection to explicitly authorized websites.
• Optionally synchronize authorized hosts with Burp Suite Target Scope.
• Optionally send browser observations to the Quimera extension for Burp Suite through a local bridge.
BURP SUITE INTEGRATION
Quimera is the browser companion to the separate Quimera extension for Burp Suite.
The integration is optional and disabled by default. When explicitly enabled by the user, the browser extension
connects only to the Quimera bridge running locally on 127.0.0.1. Pairing requires a user-provided token.
The browser extension also works independently without Burp Suite. Its Cookies, Storage, and Vulns sections can be
used as standalone inspection tools.
PRIVACY AND SECURITY
Quimera does not transmit browsing information to developer-operated or third-party servers.
Website access and the local Burp bridge must be explicitly authorized by the user. Collected observations are
processed locally in the browser or, when the optional bridge is enabled, sent only to the locally running Quimera
Burp extension.
Quimera is intended exclusively for testing systems that you own or are explicitly authorized to assess.
OPEN-SOURCE ORIGIN
Quimera is based on the open-source Cookie-Editor browser extension and extends it with Web Storage inspection,
browser-side authentication analysis, security findings, scope controls, and optional Burp Suite integration.
Source code:
https://github.com/B3XAL/Quimera-extension