307 Redirect (delicdfbcpogjjfcobfkdgahdadoninm): Redirect any source url to a different url (local or remote). Simple, popup interface.... Read More > or Download Now >
307 Redirect for Chrome
Tech Specs
- • Type: Browser Extension
- • Latest Version: 1.1.0
- • Price: Freeware
- • Offline: No
- • Developer: www.gieson.com
User Reviews
- • Rating Average
- 3.67 out of 5
- • Rating Users
- 3
Download Count
- • Total Downloads
- 2
- • Current Version Downloads
- 2
- • Updated: July 1, 2022
307 Redirect is a free Developer Tools Extension for Chrome. You could download the latest version crx file and install it.
More About 307 Redirect
Provides a means to swap (redirect, re-route, or block) a file at the network level, rather than having to physically change the source URL.
307 Redirect has an intuitive and fluid UI, with reliable and modern (manifest v3) backend.
Features:
- Redirect URL
- Block URL
- Toggle Individual items on/off.
- Toggle all items on/off.
- Quick see enabled with grey'd out icon in toolbar.
- Drag and drop to re-arrange items.
- Minimize item.
- Export/Import for sharing setup.
- Color "dot" for quick-reference related items.
- Duplicate item.
Great for:
- Quickly evaluating local files in a production environment (or vice versa) without having to upload/push changes.
- Blocking URLs
Works for scripts, images, css, or any other file transferred over the network.
This extension provides a simplified UI for managing the browser's declarativeNetRequest capacity to redirect network requests "on the fly".
Traditionally, web servers have a mechanism to redirect resources at the server-level, known as "307 Temporary Redirect", which provide a "307" status code to the browser. Server-level redirects are altogether different animals than browser-based redirects, but the end result is the same -- the browser does not fetch the original resource, it fetches the resource that the redirect is pointing at.
This extension provides the same type of functionality as a server-redirect, but much more convenient for developers, since the redirect can be quickly configured temporarily directly in the browser.
307 Redirect has an intuitive and fluid UI, with reliable and modern (manifest v3) backend.
Features:
- Redirect URL
- Block URL
- Toggle Individual items on/off.
- Toggle all items on/off.
- Quick see enabled with grey'd out icon in toolbar.
- Drag and drop to re-arrange items.
- Minimize item.
- Export/Import for sharing setup.
- Color "dot" for quick-reference related items.
- Duplicate item.
Great for:
- Quickly evaluating local files in a production environment (or vice versa) without having to upload/push changes.
- Blocking URLs
Works for scripts, images, css, or any other file transferred over the network.
This extension provides a simplified UI for managing the browser's declarativeNetRequest capacity to redirect network requests "on the fly".
Traditionally, web servers have a mechanism to redirect resources at the server-level, known as "307 Temporary Redirect", which provide a "307" status code to the browser. Server-level redirects are altogether different animals than browser-based redirects, but the end result is the same -- the browser does not fetch the original resource, it fetches the resource that the redirect is pointing at.
This extension provides the same type of functionality as a server-redirect, but much more convenient for developers, since the redirect can be quickly configured temporarily directly in the browser.
