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"Understanding HTTP Requests" matching MCP tools:

  • Send HTTP POST requests with headers, cookies, and body payloads. Log all requests for debugging, security testing, or API integration tasks using MCP HTTP Requests server.
    MIT
  • Perform HTTP HEAD requests with customizable headers, cookies, and timeout settings. Logs all requests for detailed tracking, enabling efficient web and API testing.
    MIT
  • Fetch web pages and APIs with a single HTTP request. Supports static pages, JSON APIs, and server-rendered HTML, plus unblocker for challenging targets.
    MIT
  • Retrieve captured HTTP requests from a running app to inspect outbound traffic and debug API calls.
    Apache 2.0
  • Make HTTP requests to test mocked endpoints and inspect admin API services and health checks.
    MIT

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  • Bypass IP-based rate limits and geo-restrictions by routing HTTP requests through residential or mobile IPs. Returns proxy URL, shell exports, or curl flag.
    MIT
  • Send HTTP requests to any inSCADA /api/ endpoint that lacks a dedicated tool, supporting GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH.
    MIT
  • Display a dashboard overview of all webhook tunnels with aggregate statistics including total requests, success rates, online status, and uptime to monitor current state.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Block, log, or redirect HTTP requests by URL regex to suppress analytics/ads or monitor SPA fetches, boosting page speed.
    MIT
  • Test authentication bypass by sending HTTP requests with manipulated cookie values to identify privilege escalation vulnerabilities in web applications.
    MIT
  • Discover hidden directories and files on web servers by systematically testing common paths and extensions with parallel HTTP requests for security testing and reconnaissance.
    MIT
  • Capture all network requests during page load, including status codes, sizes, timing, and resource types. Identify failed API calls, slow requests, and large assets to optimize page load behavior.
    MIT
  • List HTTP requests and responses from a page. Filter by resource type, method, status code, or URL to inspect API traffic or find failing calls.
    MIT
  • Retrieve captured HTTP requests for a subdomain, sorted newest first. Requires capture to be enabled.
    MIT