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I need to capture HTTP traffic in the browser. TamperData is an extension to track and modify http/https requests
I am aware of tools like Fiddler, but I am looking for an addon that runs inside the web browser as extension.
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You could just use the Chrome Developer Tools (activate them with Ctrl+Shift+I and select the Network tab), if you only need to track requests.
[The following paragraph is now obsolete. Please see delfuego's comment below.]
Modifying arbitrary HTTP traffic in Chrome is impossible, because Google hasn't exposed an API to extension developers yet that would make this possible. But I also doubt Google will expose such a low-level API in the future, because all their present APIs are pretty high-level.
2012 update: Chrome versions 17 and newer added more capabilities in this regard. I'm trying a Chrome extension called "Change HTTP Request Header" which by default just does User-Agent, but allows you to enter arbitrary header name/values also.
P.S. the [Charles] proxy idea is of some interest, though Charles is nag-ware (every 30 minutes it pops up a reminder to go pay/register...)
You can't modify HTTP requests in Chrome due to API restrictions. Instead, use Charles, an HTTP proxy that captures all traffic at the machine level.
Fiddler (proxy) is still free and OK. I used it for years.