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How to Modify HTTP Headers Using Requestly

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This tutorial will teach you how to modify/add/remove HTTP/HTTPS headers in your Chrome browser using a Chrome extensions called Requestly. This extension allows us to modify both Request and Response headers on any network traffic generated by our browser session. This technique is helpful for web general development, setting cookies, spoofing geographic region by changing the X-Forwarded-For header.

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Download Requestly Chrome Extensions 0:00 - 0:40

Create New Rule to Modify User-Agent 0:40 - 5:38

Test Mobile User-Agent: 5:38 - 6:10

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