HTTP Switchboard
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| Developer(s) | Raymond Hill |
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| Repository | |
| Type | Google Chrome Extensions |
| License | GPL |
| Website | github.com/gorhill/httpswitchboard/ |
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HTTP Switchboard is a Chromium browser extension that allows filtering of HTTP requests based on the content and/or the target's domain name. It comes with an optional, pre-defined blacklist of hostnames, that might be a privacy threat when sending requests to them and/or a security threat/annoyance due to the content delivered in the response.[1]
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- ^ Brinkman, Martin. "HTTP Switchboard for Chrome gives you full control over all connections". ghacks.net. ghacks.net. Retrieved 2015-02-17.