Release notes

Earlier versions circulated as an internal tool, with no store listing and no public distribution. The detailed history starts here; what follows is what this version brings relative to those internal builds.

Interface

• The extension opens in the side panel instead of a popup, and remains available as a DevTools panel.
• Rule tree rebuilt as single-line rows, with the method aligned next to the name.
• Request builder rebuilt with the same visual vocabulary as the rule editor.
• Seven colour palettes, including Solarized, Nord, One Dark Pro Darker, Dracula, Monokai Night, follow-the-system, and a high-contrast one.
• A single type and control-size scale across the whole panel.

Rules and interception

• Request editing can now remove headers and query parameters, not just add or change them.
• Seven ways to match a URL — equals, contains, starts with, regular expression and others — in place of the regex checkbox.
• Event stream (SSE) mocking: as raw text or as a form, one block per event, each with its own timing.
• Domain blocking at the network layer, which also reaches workers and cross-origin frames.

Captures and insights

• Search inside call bodies, resolved where they are stored rather than shipping them to the panel.
• HAR import, entering through the same path a recorded call takes.
• Insights tab: duplicates, identical responses, broken caching, secrets in the query string, personal data, and fields that change shape.
• A browser shortcut to clear the active tab's captures.

Global configuration

• Profiles with inheritance: "dev", "staging" and "production" as three short lists instead of three copies of every rule.
• The three implementations of the inheritance algorithm — panel, background process and page bridge — collapsed into one.