NetRecall

Silently captures network requests in a rolling 20-minute buffer. Open DevTools to view, filter, and export captured requests.

Ever missed a network request because DevTools wasn't open? NetRecall runs quietly in the background, capturing every fetch, XHR, and network request into a rolling 20-minute buffer no setup, no DevTools required. When you need to investigate, open the NetRecall panel in DevTools to browse, search, and inspect everything that happened. View headers, request and response bodies, timing, and status codes. Copy any request as a cURL command, or export your entire log as HAR or JSON. How it works: Starts capturing automatically when installed no clicks needed Monitors all network activity using Chrome's webRequest API for metadata and content script interception for request/response bodies Stores everything locally in a rolling buffer that auto-cleans after 20 minutes (configurable) Bodies are kept for recent requests and automatically evicted under memory pressure Features: Live-updating request table in a dedicated DevTools panel Filter by URL, HTTP method, or status code Detail view with tabs for headers, request body, response body, and timing Copy any request as a cURL command Export as HAR (importable into Chrome DevTools, Charles, Fiddler) or JSON Domain whitelist/blacklist filtering Pause and resume capture from the popup Configurable buffer duration and body size limits Dark and light theme support Your data stays on your device. NetRecall never sends anything to any server. All captured data lives in your browser's local storage and is automatically cleaned up.