Manage headers, cookies, query parameters, and redirects by profile for development and QA. Scoped rules, variables, import/export, and local-only config.
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I built Header Kit to make web debugging less repetitive. During local development and QA, I often needed to switch between staging headers, auth cookies, CORS tweaks, cache rules, query params, and redirect tests. The goal was to keep those rules reusable, scoped, and easy to toggle without sending any configuration off device.
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Saved me a ton of time debugging auth flows by switching profiles mid-test instead of fiddling with devtools. The import/export is clutch for syncing rules with teammates.
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sync across devices would be huge, basically a way to share profiles with my team without manually exporting each time. you know, maybe through a shared workspace or something
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would love a chrome sync option so my profiles follow me between work and home laptops, or maybe a quick “share profile as link” button so teammates can grab the exact setup without an export dance
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honestly the profile scoped rules are such a smart move, it makes switching contexts between dev and QA environments way less of a headache than juggling a million extensions
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The profile-based scoping is such a thoughtful touch, makes switching between environments feel intentional instead of messy. Glad someone finally built a local-only config that doesn't try to be a full proxy.
Saved me a ton of time debugging auth flows by switching profiles mid-test instead of fiddling with devtools. The import/export is clutch for syncing rules with teammates.
sync across devices would be huge, basically a way to share profiles with my team without manually exporting each time. you know, maybe through a shared workspace or something
would love a chrome sync option so my profiles follow me between work and home laptops, or maybe a quick “share profile as link” button so teammates can grab the exact setup without an export dance
honestly the profile scoped rules are such a smart move, it makes switching contexts between dev and QA environments way less of a headache than juggling a million extensions
The profile-based scoping is such a thoughtful touch, makes switching between environments feel intentional instead of messy. Glad someone finally built a local-only config that doesn't try to be a full proxy.