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NetworkRules intercepts, rewrites and mocks network requests — cleanly.

Record real traffic, turn a request into a mock, and change one field. No ads, no telemetry — the clean alternative for developers who left Requestly and ModHeader.

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Developer / manual installation

Use the ZIP only when an official store is unavailable.

Download Chrome package (.zip)
Version
0.1.1
ZIP
197 KB
SHA-256
3fa066fba23acf6bfbc0dfa48d0ecc3e7a41a99c6d4694f6d8febd7c4375a9f2
  1. Unzip the file, open the browser's Extensions page, enable Developer mode, then choose Load unpacked.

Manual installations do not update automatically. ZIP files are not one-click installers.

Record → mock in three steps

Capture a real request, convert it to a mock, edit a field. The first mock just works.

record & replay

Proof it took effect

A hit-log and toolbar badge show exactly which requests were rewritten — mocks don't show in DevTools.

hit counter

What Pro buys

Dynamic response scripts, cloud-synced rule sets, and team presets.

Pro from $3.99/mo

Pricing

Buy right here — checkout is handled by Paddle.

Free

$0

Choose where to install
  • Unlimited rules
  • 20 mock endpoints
  • Header / redirect / block
  • Import from Requestly & ModHeader

Team

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  • Everything in Pro
  • Shared team rule sets
  • Centralized billing
  • 10+ seats

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Questions people ask

Why don't my mocks show in the DevTools Network tab?
The platform doesn't surface them there. NetworkRules gives you its own hit-log and a badge count as the proof of effect.
Can I import my Requestly / ModHeader rules?
Yes — a one-click importer maps them over and honestly flags anything unsupported.
Does it work in Firefox?
Yes. On Firefox the network layer has no blind spots; on Chromium some request types are out of scope, and the UI tells you which.

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