Reqorder — HTTP Request Recorder

Reqorder is a network inspector that lives in your toolbar. Click to record, and every fetch and XMLHttpRequest a tab makes is captured the instant it goes out — organised into isolated sessions, browsable by domain and request, and ready to diff, replay, or export. Everything stays on your device. No accounts, no telemetry, no servers. A DevTools-grade network panel that survives reloads, remembers your work in named sessions, and never phones home. KEY FEATURES • One-click recording — flip the toolbar icon to start or stop. A REC badge marks every tab that's being recorded, so you always know what's live. • Live as it happens — requests stream into the history page the moment they fire, with a pending state until the response lands. Server-Sent Events update chunk by chunk, and WebSocket connections show up as a filterable, real-time frame timeline. • Sessions — give each investigation its own isolated workspace. "Record, export, move on" never means wiping earlier work — and a teammate's export drops straight back in as a new session. • Three-column instrument panel — browse by domain on the left, scan the request list in the middle, and open any row to see method, status, URL, timing, headers and body in full on the right. • Replay any request — re-send a stored call straight from the detail panel, tweak its headers or body first, and the result lands in your session opened side-by-side against the original. Perfect for poking at an API without leaving the browser. • Side-by-side compare — pick two calls to the same endpoint and get a row-aligned diff of URL params, headers and bodies. Loose mode compares across environments (sandbox vs production) and across path prefixes — the fastest way to answer "why does this behave differently in staging?" • Recording filters — glob-pattern rules (exclude / only-record) silence noise at capture time. Spin one up in a click, manage them in one place, and you're reminded whenever filters are active. • Annotations & search — flag noteworthy requests, jot a free-text note, and bookmark-filter the list to just the flagged ones. Search sweeps URLs, headers, bodies, notes and even WebSocket frames. • Masked by default — sensitive headers like Authorization, Cookie and X-Api-Key are masked on screen, and exports leave them out by default. • Copy in any flavour — one click turns a request into a cURL, PowerShell, fetch, axios or HTTPie snippet, ready to paste. • Import & export, your way — bundle a session as a ZIP of JSON files, or use HAR 1.2 to interoperate with Chrome DevTools, Charles, Fiddler and the rest. Import works both ways. • Bilingual & themeable — English and 简体中文 interfaces, dark / light / system themes, all switchable from a tidy Settings panel. • Truly local-only — everything lives in your browser's IndexedDB. No analytics, no telemetry, no remote servers. The extension makes zero network calls of its own. • Thoughtful defaults — opt-in Cookie / User-Agent capture, a domain block list for noisy hosts, and an optional response-body size cap.