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May 28, 2023
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Your Resource Override Alternative is here!

Neha Badiani

Have you been using Resource Override to modify request/response headers, redirect URLs, insert scripts, and more?

Then you might want to know this:

Resource Override went into Maintenance Mode a while back.This means that the extension won't be offering any new features and will continue to maintain and fix any bugs that pop up in the current version.And no to mention, in case Chrome or Firefox make changes in their requirements, this extension might stop existing on these platforms.

So what do you do now?

Requestly has got your back! But what is Requestly?Requestly is a lightweight proxy available as a browser extension and desktop app to intercept and modify network requests.

 

Okay, why use it instead of Resource Override?Apart from the above-mentioned reasons, Requestly does all that override does and more with UI cleaner than ever!  

Currently, we have 150K+ users using our extension with stellar reviews!We also got accepted into Y Combinator for the W22 batch, read our announcement here: YC announcement

Moreover,

  • Requestly works with Selenium,
  • supports delay in both XHR & fetch based API requests,
  • Export/ Import rules and maintain a back-up of your rules,
  • A marketplace with pre-created rules

Want to know more? See what our users have to say about us!

We can also help you with migrating your rules from Resource Override to Requestly!Contact us here: contact@requestly.io

We suggest you try your hands on the tool to know more: Download RequestlyYou can also follow us on Twitter and Linkedin to keep up with our new features and updates!

Thank you for reading!"

Requestly is an Open-Source frontend development platform with essential tooling & integrations that helps frontend developers write, test & debug their code 10x faster. Using Requestly, you can create mock API endpoints, test, validate & override API responses, modify request & response headers, setup redirects (Map local, Map remote) and use Requestly sessions for faster debugging.

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