Requestly vs Resource Override​

The most developer-friendly alternative to Resource override

Requestly is a modern, browser-first alternative to Resource Override. It enables request modification, debugging, and resource mapping, making workflows faster and more flexible for developers.

Actively Maintained
Best customer Support
Enterprise-grade
Simple, Fast & Powerful

Trusted by 200,000+ developers, from next-gen startups to Fortune 500 companies.

Discover why developers prefer Requestly over Resource Override.

Unlike Resource Override, Requestly offers a modern interface with advanced features like cloud sync, collaboration, and regex support for seamless rule management.

Simple, fast & powerful

Requestly provides a user-friendly and modern interface curated by UX experts. Requestly is available in two forms — a browser extension & a desktop application for all major platforms like Chrome & Chrome-based browsers, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, Windows, Mac(Apple & Intel Chips), and Linux

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Actively Maintained

New features, Bug fixes, Support​

Requestly is actively maintained and updated by a dedicated team. Regular updates ensure compatibility with the latest browser versions and technologies, while proactive maintenance minimizes the risk of security vulnerabilities.

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Best customer support

Requestly is known to provide the best customer support to its customers. Requestly has more than 1000 reviews on the Chrome Store testifying the best support from the Requestly team.

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Collaboration

Requestly is designed for teams and, hence, makes collaboration very smooth. You can work with your team in a common/shared workspace. You can also create and share groups for easy organization of HTTP rules.

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GraphQL Support

Requestly offers exclusive GraphQL support, unlike Resource override, which is tailored for REST APIs and struggles with GraphQL's schema-based structure, requiring extra filtering for specific operations.

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The Key Difference
Resource Override
Resource Override is a browser extension for replacing or modifying web resources such as scripts, styles, and images. It’s ideal for users seeking a straightforward tool for simple resource customization without advanced debugging or collaboration features.
Requestly
Requestly is a versatile, open-source suite for web debugging, mocking, and traffic manipulation. It’s perfect for developers and teams who need advanced capabilities like API testing, network debugging, and request modification in a collaborative and privacy-first environment
Resource Override vs Requestly — detailed comparison
Detailed comparison of Resource Override vs Requestly, covering core features like request modification, URL redirection, script injection, and response modification.
Features
Resource Override
Requestly
Zero Proxy & VPN Issues
Lightweight
Modify HTTP headers
Map local
GraphQL support
Inject Scripts
Page level filters
Collaboration
Mock server
Capture browser sessions
API client
Open source
Support

Built for teams

Effortless team collaboration

Share instantly, sync effortlessly, and collaborate effectively with your team in dedicated workspaces.

Quick One time sharing

Instantly generate a link for your assets, such as rules, mocks, and recordings, and share it with your team in one click.

Team workspaces

Easily collaborate with teammates in a shared workspace. Group assets, such as mocks, rules, and sessions, in one place.

Export data & sync to Git

Developers utilize session data directly in pull requests.

Secure and private

Enterprise-ready security and compliance

Requestly ensures top-tier security with SOC-II compliance, SSO integration, and role-based access control. We protect your data and secure your workflows, making us the ideal choice for enterprises.
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SOC-II Compliance

Adheres to rigorous security standards for data protection and privacy.

Single Sign-On (SSO)

Simplifies user access with secure, centralized authentication.

Role-based access control

Ensures precise control over user permissions and data access.

Data encryption

Protects your data in transit and at rest with advanced encryption protocols.

Audit logs

Protects your data in transit and at rest with advanced encryption protocols.

Regular security updates

Keeps your environment secure with timely updates and patches.