Save Response

Save Response adds a "Save" tab to Chrome DevTools that lists the XHR/fetch requests of the inspected page. Right-click a request and choose Save to write its response body to your Downloads folder. • Manual: nothing is saved until you click Save. • Named after the data: the file takes the value of the response's id, _id or uuid field; when there is none, it is named after the endpoint and the current date and time. • Readable: JSON and XML responses are saved pretty-printed with 2-space indentation; other types are saved as received. • The file extension follows the response content type (json, xml, csv, txt…). Everything happens locally in your browser. The extension collects no data and makes no network requests of its own.