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.