I've been deep in the Cloudflare ecosystem for years my redirect platform runs on Workers, my extensions leverage its edge, and I just shipped a WordPress plugin that syncs media to Cloudflare Images with encrypted credentials and preset-based delivery. If it touches Cloudflare, I've probably built something for it.
On the browser side, I maintain a suite of privacy-focused extensions: FastWeb (search accelerator), Debloat (hides AI bloat & blocks telemetry), CookiePeek (cookie viewer/editor), and QRCGen.
Right now I'm preparing to launch Redirect Inspector a real-time redirect chain tracer for QA and SEO. It passively captures every hop as you browse, groups them into readable chains, and runs local checks for loops, ping-pong patterns, and tracking noise. No telemetry, everything in-browser.
Redirect Inspector captures redirect chains in real time as you browse.
It traces server (301, 302, 307, 308) and client-side redirects (JavaScript, meta refresh) and groups them into clean, readable chains.
Built-in local checks detect loops, ping-pong patterns, long chains, auth bounces, tracking noise, and CDN intermediaries.
Everything runs locally. No telemetry. No external requests.
CookiePeek is a fast, privacy-first cookie manager for developers. Click the toolbar icon on any site to instantly see all cookies — search, sort, decode JWT/Base64/URL values inline, edit or add cookies, bulk delete, and export to JSON, Netscape, or Header format. Import cookies in one click. Everything runs locally in your browser. No accounts, no analytics, no network requests. Works on Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Opera.