Advanced network inspection with request highlighting, color tagging, request repeating, passive scanner for JS files and retirejs
Users
8
β4 in 30 days
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0.0 / 5
unchanged in 30 days
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#215K
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Version
0.0.2
updated 8 May 2026
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monthly, 5 months
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About WebSurgeon
WebSurgeon is a powerful browser-native security toolkit for web application testers, bug bounty hunters, and developers who need deep visibility into HTTP traffic β without leaving the browser.
π ADVANCED NETWORK INSPECTION
Go beyond DevTools. Capture, filter, and analyze every request with a high-signal interface designed for security workflows. Spot anomalies fast with color-coded request tagging and real-time highlighting.
π·οΈ REQUEST HIGHLIGHTING & COLOR TAGGING
Visually organize traffic by marking requests with custom color tags. Track interesting endpoints, flag suspicious patterns, and keep your testing sessions organized across complex applications.
π REQUEST REPEATING
Resend any captured request with a single click β no need to trigger the original action again. Tweak parameters, headers, or payloads on the fly for quick manual testing.
π‘οΈ PASSIVE JAVASCRIPT SCANNER
Automatically analyzes JavaScript files loaded by the page for hardcoded secrets, API keys, sensitive strings, and security misconfigurations β passively, with no active probing required.
π¦ RETIREJS INTEGRATION
Detects outdated and vulnerable JavaScript libraries using the RetireJS vulnerability database. Know instantly when a page relies on a component with a known CVE.
π LINK FINDER
Extracts all URLs, endpoints, and paths discovered within JS files and page source β surfacing hidden API routes, internal paths, and forgotten endpoints that standard crawlers miss.
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WHO IS THIS FOR?
β’ Bug bounty hunters doing recon and passive analysis
β’ Penetration testers performing web application assessments
β’ Security engineers auditing third-party JS dependencies
β’ Developers checking their own apps for accidental exposure
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PRIVACY & PERMISSIONS
WebSurgeon only inspects traffic in the active tab when you choose to run it. No data is sent to external servers. All analysis happens locally in your browser.