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tweak: mock and modify HTTP requests by tweak

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Review by Daniil
by Daniil, 2 years ago
This extension is very helpful for web development. You can easily mock response from API and play with it.
26 reviews
  • by george_work, a month ago
    far more easy to use than alternatives, yet provides all the features I need (intercepting requests and replacing with mock responses)

    pity that they've decided to focus on Chrome, feels like plain laziness tbh, other extensions get by fine.
  • by Firefox user 18664065, a month ago
    It has saved a lot of development time for me. Works beautifully.
  • by Firefox user 16846828, 3 months ago
  • by SoundOfTheSky, 4 months ago
  • by b28, 5 months ago
  • by p1errot, 6 months ago
  • by Firefox user 13886658, 6 months ago
    According to the Website, there is already a version 8.2.0. However, this version is not being release for Firefox for whatever reason.

    Developer response

    posted 6 months ago
    Hello, indeed, we haven't released a new version on Firefox in quite some time due to platform limitations. We had to adapt to major changes to keep you with the Chrome platform and we left Firefox behind hoping that Firefox and Google would align on a standard for extensions, but they never did. It's quite costly for us to maintain this add-on as of today and as most our paid customers use Chrome and feedback here is very negative compared to Chrome's we're considering dropping Firefox entirely.

    Thanks for your understanding,
    tweak team
  • by Dmitry, 7 months ago
    Seem to have completely stopped working some time ago (and looking at the last update, not surprising – looks like Firefox is at least 2 major releases behind). When enabled, requests are significantly delayed and always replaced with no content instead of what is in the response field. It might be a CORS issue, but I am not sure. Anyway, any intercepted request will end with unexpected end of data at line 1 column 1.

    UPD: Obviously the feedback is negative, the extension does not work, simple as that. Why would an Open Source browser have to comply with a Google Spyware Machine? Unfortunate, but it's your call to support spyware instead of browser.

    Developer response

    posted 6 months ago
    Hello, indeed, we haven't released a new version on Firefox in quite some time due to platform limitations. We had to adapt to major changes to keep you with the Chrome platform and we left Firefox behind hoping that Firefox and Google would align on a standard for extensions, but they never did. It's quite costly for us to maintain this add-on as of today and as most our paid customers use Chrome and feedback here is very negative compared to Chrome's we're considering dropping Firefox entirely.

    Thanks for your understanding,
    tweak team
  • by Firefox user 18339159, 9 months ago
    Was looking for a way to return a specific statuscode and error message on a request to debug an issue and this extension had me covered in a couple of minutes. Lifesaver for sure.

    Developer response

    posted 6 months ago
    Thanks you for your feedback!
  • by Assaf Sapir, 10 months ago
  • by Firefox user 17289455, 10 months ago
    Perfect extension
  • by Calvin, a year ago
    Nice looking UI, immediately got it working in less than 5 minutes for a simple stub.
  • by Stephanie Hobson, 2 years ago
    Took me a second to figure out how to use it and then it worked like a charm 💯
  • by nik, 2 years ago
    Simple to use, it took me a few minutes to mock my first response.
    Thank you tweak team!
  • by Firefox user 14625248, 2 years ago
    It took me about 2 mins to set it up and mock the server response for my development - Thx!
  • by John, 2 years ago
  • by sync/atomic, 2 years ago
    Unreliable. Even with a regex "match all" url matcher, only a small subset of requests are processed.
  • by Firefox user 15400081, 2 years ago
    Did exactly what I wanted which was to cause the UI display to behave according to the response. Worked well in Firefox. In Chrome it says it was installed but I couldn't find icon on the toolbar.
    Found the popup a little confusing because when I moved away it would disappear and I had to press the icon to show it again when I needed it.

    Developer response

    posted 2 years ago
    Thanks for your review, indeed Firefox makes a better job at displaying the extension in the toolbar. Please note that extensions in chrome have a new UI https://imgur.com/IOT6RJg. You need to click the icon in this image - https://imgur.com/IOT6RJg - in order to see newly installed extensions.

    We would love to chat more about your experience so far, if you're interested, send us an email at help@tweak-extension.com.
  • by nicolas_ft, 3 years ago
  • by Firefox user 17315745, 3 years ago
  • by Dalkavar, 3 years ago
    Doesn't work at all. Doesn't intercept API calls.

    Developer response

    posted 3 years ago
    Hi Dalkavar,

    Sad to hear the extension is not working at all for you. If you would email us at help@tweak-extension.com we can follow up with you and perhaps schedule a quick shadowing session for you to expose your issue to us.

    Thank you,
    tweak team
  • by Semper, 3 years ago
    Did not work for me. Tried 4.6.0 and 4.5.0.
    In one case, the extension counts the number of URL matches it finds, but does neither the delay nor the response replacements.
    In another case, it does not even count the match.
    Followed the instructions in https://tweak-extension.com/docs/intro carefully.
    Tested in Firefox 95.0.1./MacOS

    Developer response

    posted 3 years ago
    Hi Semper,

    Thanks for your review. As you can read in our faqs, the extension might not work for certain websites that deviate too much from standards (e.g., applications that mutate globals such as window.fetch). You can read more about this on our FAQs page https://tweak-extension.com/faqs#will-this-work-in-every-web-application. Thanks for trying tweak
  • by diversemix, 3 years ago
    The always seems to error in my FF with an error "TypeError: r.clone is not a function" - stack:
    applyQueryParameterToFetchResource intercept.bundle.js:1
    mockFetch intercept.bundle.js:1

    Developer response

    posted 3 years ago
    Hi diversemix,

    Thanks for providing the detailed error message. This will allow spotting issues you've faced much quickly. We haven't received any kind of reports so far on these specific issues across our many thousands of users across chrome/firefox/edge browsers. We would be happy to follow up with you on this issue if you could kindly send us an email to help@tweak-extension.com. Thanks for trying tweak
  • by Firefox user 16934721, 3 years ago
    A bit slow to set up and sometimes a little glitchy... But this tool made my work so much easier I cannot recomend it enough! (I work as a software tester).
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