Overview
Redirect URLs including JS, CSS, AJAX calls, and iframes based on custom rules
URL Redirect is a powerful and lightweight URL redirection tool for developers, testers, and power users. Instantly redirect any browser request ā including page navigations, scripts, stylesheets, API calls, iframes, and media ā based on your own custom rules. ⨠Features š Redirect anything Intercepts all request types: main frames, sub-frames, scripts, stylesheets, AJAX/XHR, images, fonts, websockets, and more ā not just page navigations. šÆ Flexible matching Contains mode: match any URL containing your pattern Regex mode: full regular expression support with automatic path preservation (e.g. http://old.com/* ā http://new.com/ correctly redirects http://old.com/a/b to http://new.com/a/b) š Recursive redirect protection Automatically detects and prevents infinite redirect loops ā no manual exclusions needed. ā” One-click current page redirect Open the popup on any tab and the current page URL is pre-filled, ready to redirect with a single click. š§ Full options page Manage all your rules in a clean table UI. Edit, toggle, reorder, import and export rules as JSON. š¦ Import / Export Back up and share your rules as JSON files with one click. š Global on/off switch Pause all redirects instantly without deleting your rules. šØāš» Perfect for: Local development (redirect production URLs to localhost) A/B testing between environments Bypassing old links or broken URLs API mocking and request interception
Details
- Version1.0.5
- UpdatedApril 18, 2026
- Size72.37KiB
- LanguagesEnglish (United States)
- DeveloperWebsite
Email
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