On Chrome, you'll see this prompt when the response body modification feature is enabled. If you don't want to see this prompt, you can:
--silent-debugger-extension-api
parameter when running Chrome.RFC 2616 says:
Each header field consists of a name followed by a colon
(":")
and the field value. Field names are case-insensitive.
So, since 4.0.0, Header Editor will reduce "header name" to lowercase. Except for custom functions: the custom function will still get the original header (except that it has been modified by other rules)
Developer tools (including Chrome and Firefox) do not display modified response headers. This result is inaccurate, so please refer to the actual results.
For example, modifying content-type
to text/plain
can make a webpage display as plain text, indicating that the modification was successful. However, the developer tools still show text/html
.
Yes, just modify it to _header_editor_remove_
As we know, the rules will disappear or not work
Note: Before doing all of the following, please back up your Chrome/Firefox profile folder!
Popup panel and management page is not work in Private Mode of Firefox. But the main features are available
chrome://extensions/?id=eningockdidmgiojffjmkdblpjocbhgh
, enable "Enabled in incognito mode"moz-extension://{Internal UUID}/
(the {Internal UUID}
is the Internal UUID of Header Editor you found in step one), for example, moz-extension://d52e1cf2-22e5-448d-a882-e68f3211fa76/
, Then click 'Allow'.Thanks to Thorin-Oakenpants and henshin
about:config
, make sure that dom.indexedDB.enabled
is true
extensions.webextensions.keepUuidOnUninstall
into true, is your problem solved?Just submit a issue