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Hopefully we all know about Tamper Data, Modify Headers and similar add-ons... but my question is does anyone know how to tamper with the response instead of the actual request with an addon? |
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You might be able to do it with Fiddler: http://www.fiddler2.com/fiddler2/
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Yansky wrote:Hmmm well that doesn't help cross-platform... I was hoping it could be an addon for Firefox... I know I can modify it via a proxy but instructing people to install a proxy and a rule set isn't exactly the easiest thing. Thanks for the shot. |
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Maybe this?
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Yansky wrote:Getting closer but still overkill for general users... it does look like XPCOM offers a HTTP traffic intercept but the article is a bit dated... I'll have to see if it's still available... Might even have to venture back to Firefox 2 where you could change the actions of certain MIME types (Content-Types). Interesting that I can turn FF into a web server though ;) :) |
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Marti wrote: Yes, this is definitely possible. I'm working it into an addon which I'll finish when I get time. You have to use the observer service and monitor the http-on-modify-request or http-on-examine-response events. |
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Avindra V.G. wrote:I'll be eager to see this. |


