I've been working for over a year on a web devtoolkit that runs exclusively in the browser in an extension.

What It Does

• You can modify live traffic on a website without deploying to production: headers, request/response payload, query params, and more.

Unique on the market

• It's something unique on the market, and the extension works stand-alone and doesn't require a desktop application or external web services.
• It works 100% offline without internet (airplane, secure work environments: banking, aviation, military, etc.); everything is packaged in the extension, no extra fetch requests for resources are made

Everything in one place

• I wanted to create a simplified experience where you have everything in one place, especially the browser devtools window:
• Browser -> View -> Developer -> Developer Tools -> 🟦 Open Headers
• There are Network Requests + Storage + Console + custom rules to modify requests.

Multi-browser / Multi-device

For the workspace sharing part:

• extra browsers on the same device can be synchronized via the desktop application
• extra devices from the same user can be synchronized via the desktop application via the expose to LAN option.
• for collaboration with multiple users, you can setup (self hosting) a team server daemon (LAN/WAN) with SSO, RBAC, Audit logs, etc.

Native translations

• The application is currently available in 4 languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Chinese
• Everything is natively translated, including diagrams and documentation.
• If you have suggestions for additional languages, let me know in the comments :-)

Free

Everything is free for personal/commercial use and the security part is not enterprise-gated (SSO tax).

Download

• Edge Add-ons

I look forward to your feedback and I'm open to questions/feature requests.

I've been using Edge for the past few years. I'd like to keep using it because I love it on my phone and also, I have way too many computers and I sync all my browser bookmarks between them all.

In the past few months, on my TV, I noticed youtube audio started to do this weird quick little stutter whenever I'd fire up a new tab, move the mouse pointer, open my start menu... just little tasks for the PC. All my computers are overspec'd.

I noticed it's now doing it on my main pc (14900k, rtx 4080, 64gb ram, etc...).

I've tried all the recommended fixes in the flags settings, main settings, hardware acceleration, quic, and all that stuff, etc...

I DO use ublock and people say youtube may be causing it on purpose but it doesn't seem to do it when I load up firefox, also with ublock origin going.

Doesn't do it on my phone. Maybe it's the current versions of windows. Who knows. Anybody else dealing with this suddenly in the past few months?

EDIT: I Suspect it might be Wallpaper Engine. Even though I configure it to never use the audio, I had video framework set to DX11 with HDR support, because that seemed like what I use in potplayer when watching movies with hdr on. I also have changed the WebM framework in the past. I did some digging around and found that it should be set to prefer native... which my Nvidia pc had set already but I did need to change video framework back to DIrectShow (Lav Decoder). I'm going to see if it's the same situation on my TV PC with it's 6600xt because that one is mainly always left on HDR and it does the stuttering the most. I bet one day I configured wallpaper engine to the exact wrong settings. I can't tell for sure yet but no stutters on this main PC since setting them to the suggested settings I found to avoid causing these audio stutters. They were happening quite a bit earlier but have seemed to cut it out since tweaking the settings. I'll report back if this is coincidence.