GET URL Monitor

**GET URL Monitor** is a powerful Chrome extension that helps you track and monitor GET requests from web pages in real-time. Perfect for developers, analysts, and anyone who needs to monitor API calls and web requests. ### 🔍 **Key Features:** **Real-time Request Monitoring** - Automatically captures GET requests from web pages - Filters requests based on your custom URL patterns - Displays captured URLs with timestamps **Secure Server Integration** - Send captured data to your own server endpoint - Custom secret key authentication for security - Configurable API endpoint and request format **Smart Textarea Integration** - Automatically inserts server responses into textarea elements - Targets specific textarea by ID (replyBoxComposer) - Triggers proper input events for page compatibility **Easy Configuration** - Simple popup interface for secret key management - Persistent storage of your configuration - One-click setup and activation ### 🚀 **Perfect For:** - **Web Developers** monitoring API calls and debugging - **Data Analysts** tracking user interactions and requests - **QA Testers** verifying application behavior - **Security Researchers** analyzing web traffic patterns - **Business Intelligence** teams collecting usage data ### ⚙️ **How It Works:** 1. **Install the extension** and enter your secret key 2. **Navigate to any website** - the extension starts monitoring 3. **GET requests are captured** and sent to your server 4. **Server responses** are automatically inserted into page textareas 5. **Monitor everything** through the extension's floating interface ### 🛡️ **Security & Privacy:** - Your secret key is stored locally on your device - No data is sent to third-party servers (only your configured endpoint) - Open source code for transparency - Minimal permissions for maximum security ### 📋 **Requirements:** - Chrome browser (latest version recommended) - Your own server endpoint to receive data - Basic understanding of API integration ### 🎯 **Use Cases:** - **API Development**: Monitor your own API calls during development - **Debugging**: Track down issues with web applications - **Analytics**: Collect data about user interactions - **Testing**: Verify that applications make expected requests - **Research**: Study web traffic patterns and behaviors