Legal document
By installing or using the HTTP Monitor extension you accept these terms. If you disagree with any of them, the remedy is to uninstall it: there is no version of the tool offered under different conditions.
These terms sit alongside the privacy policy, which describes what the extension does with the information it sees.
You are granted a personal, free, non-exclusive and revocable licence to install and use the extension, on any number of machines, for software development, testing, debugging and diagnostics, whether personal or professional.
The licence covers use of the program as distributed. It does not include rights over the source code, nor permission to redistribute it, resell it or publish derivative versions.
This is an interception tool. Use it only on systems you own or are expressly authorised to work on.
Holding that authorisation is entirely your responsibility. Intercepting, modifying or recording traffic of a service that is not yours may breach that service's terms and applicable law, including rules on unauthorised access to computer systems and on the interception of communications. The extension cannot tell your environment from someone else's; you make that distinction.
You are also responsible for what appears on your screen and for the files you export. A record of a real session may contain credentials and third parties' personal data: processing, sharing or keeping it makes you responsible for it under whatever regulations apply.
You may not use the extension to:
Detecting such use entitles the author to revoke the licence granted in clause 02, without prejudice to any legal action that may apply.
Everything the extension stores lives in your browser: rules, profiles and captures. Which means it also depends on your browser. Clearing site data, wiping the browser profile, reinstalling the extension or moving to another machine removes that information, and there is no copy anywhere else, because nothing is ever sent to any server.
If a configuration matters to you, export it. The tool offers a full configuration export precisely for that, and keeping that file is your responsibility.
The extension is provided as is, without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including but not limited to warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and freedom from errors or interruptions.
In particular, it is not warranted to intercept all of a page's network activity. A browser has paths an extension cannot reach, and the tool itself documents the limits of each of its three layers. Never treat the absence of a call from the capture list as proof that the call did not happen.
Nor is the extension warranted to be harmless to the application under observation: modifying a response, blocking a domain or simulating a disconnection changes the page's behaviour on purpose, and doing so against a production environment can have real consequences.
To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the author shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, punitive or consequential damages arising from the use of, or the inability to use, the extension. This includes, among others, loss of data, service interruption, lost profits, reputational harm and any damage caused to third parties.
As this is free software, and to the extent the law permits, the author's total liability for any claim relating to the extension shall not exceed zero Colombian pesos.
Nothing in this clause excludes liabilities that applicable law declares non-waivable.
The code, design, documentation, the name "HTTP Monitor" and the graphic elements of the extension and of this site belong to their author. The licence in clause 02 permits use of the program; it transfers no intellectual property rights.
The rules, profiles, scripts and captures you create with the tool are yours. The author claims no rights over them and, in fact, has no way of seeing them.
The extension bundles open-source libraries distributed under the MIT licence: React and React DOM, Ant Design with its icon set, the Monaco editor with its React adapter, and TanStack Virtual. Each keeps its own licence and copyright notices, which remain inside the distributed package.
Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Chrome Web Store and Postman are trademarks of their respective owners. Naming them describes compatibility and interoperability; it implies no affiliation, sponsorship or endorsement.
The author may release new versions, change features, withdraw one, or stop maintaining the extension, with no obligation of prior notice or ongoing support. Updates arrive through the browser store's channel and may install automatically depending on your browser's settings.
A change affecting how information is handled is reflected in the privacy policy before it ships, and relevant changes are recorded in the release notes.
You may terminate this licence at any time by uninstalling the extension. The author may revoke it if you breach these terms. After termination your right to use ends, and the clauses on absence of warranties, limit of liability and intellectual property remain in force.
These terms may be updated. The version in force is always the one published on this page, with its date in the header. Continuing to use the extension after an update means accepting the version in force; if a change is not acceptable to you, the remedy remains uninstalling it.
These terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Colombia. Any dispute that cannot be resolved in good faith shall be submitted to the competent courts of Colombia.
If any clause is found invalid or unenforceable, it shall be construed as closely as possible to its original intent and the remaining clauses shall stay in full force.
Jesús Andrés Correal Ortiz — jesusandrescorreal@gmail.com. This is the channel for questions about these terms, use permissions beyond those granted here, and legal notices.