DevHeader - Header Injector & HTTP Header Editor users statistics
By meraki · Chrome Web Store · Developer Tools
Add & edit HTTP request and response headers per site. Fix CORS, set profiles, paste-to-add. No sign-up, no paywall.
DevHeader - Header Injector & HTTP Header Editor has approximately 153 recorded users on Chrome Web Store, ranking #5682 of 6,786 tracked listings.
Rating: 5.00 / 5 from 12 ratings
About DevHeader - Header Injector & HTTP Header Editor
Add & edit HTTP request and response headers per site. Fix CORS, set profiles, paste-to-add. No sign-up, no paywall.
DevHeader adds and edits HTTP request and response headers on the sites you choose. Built for testing APIs, staging, feature flags, and A/B tests. Free, open source, no account, no paid tiers.
Request and response headers Set request headers (Authorization, User-Agent, custom x- headers) and response headers. Response headers let you bypass CORS while developing locally by adding Access-Control-Allow-Origin, or change Content-Security-Policy and Cache-Control without touching the server.
Adding headers Type or paste "x-env: staging" and it applies immediately. Paste several lines at once and each becomes its own row.
Profiles Group headers into profiles and switch between them. One is active at a time. Search by name when the list grows, and duplicate, rename, or delete in one click.
Export and import Save your profiles to a JSON file to back them up, move them between machines, or share a setup with your team. Import loads them straight back. No account needed.
Targeting Apply headers to a specific domain (subdomains included), to localhost, or to every site with *. New profiles default to *.
Control and privacy A master switch turns all injection on or off. No sign-in, no tracking, no remote code. Your settings stay in your browser's local storage, and the source is open for inspection.
How it works DevHeader uses Chrome's declarativeNetRequest API to modify page navigation, fetch and XHR, asset, and WebSocket requests. It runs no content scripts and makes no network calls of its own. Note: requests your SSR server makes on the backend are not browser requests, so your server must forward those headers itself.
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Covers every Chrome Web Store extension with at least 100 users, found through the store's public sitemap. User counts are read from public listing pages. The 10% most-used extensions are refreshed daily, the next 40% weekly and the next 40% monthly; the least-used 10% are not refreshed. Google displays rounded user counts (and caps the display at 10,000,000+), so small changes may not be visible. Rating counts above 1,000 are rounded (e.g. 1.6K).
Listing: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/devheader-header-injector/clocoogeipkofagejipglkogamjhfabf. First seen Nov 2, 2026; last successful collection Nov 2, 2026. See the methodology.