Full Curl Copy by Danya

Key Features

• Full cURL Command Generation: Generates standard curl commands with all headers, cookies, and body data (supports --data-raw), making it easy to replay requests in your terminal.
• Request & Response Trace: Unlike the standard "Copy as cURL", this tool appends a simulated verbose output (similar to curl -v), showing you exactly what was sent (>) and what was received (<), including response headers and body content.
• Smart Split-View Interface:
  • Live Request List: See requests flow in real-time.
  • Instant Preview: Click any request to view its full details in a side-by-side preview pane.
  • Auto-Scroll: The preview automatically jumps to the Response section, so you can see the status and returned data immediately.
• Powerful Filtering:
  • Method Filters: Toggle visibility for GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, OPTIONS.
  • Noise Reduction: "Hide" filters are enabled by default to filter out static assets (JS, CSS, Images, Fonts, Media), letting you focus on API traffic.
  • Has Response: Option to show only completed requests.
  • Keyword Search: Real-time text filtering by URL.
• Persistent Settings: Your filter preferences (including selected methods and excluded types) are saved automatically between sessions.
• Privacy-First: The extension runs entirely locally within your browser's Developer Tools. It does not transmit any network data to external servers.
• Open Source: Licensed under the MIT License.

How to Use

1. Open Developer Tools (F12 or Ctrl+Shift+I).
2. Navigate to the "Full Curl" tab (click the >> overflow menu if it's not visible).
3. Browse your target website. Requests will appear in the list.
4. Click a request to preview it in the right pane.
5. Click the "Copy" button to copy the full trace (cURL + Response) to your clipboard.

Why use this over the built-in "Copy as cURL"?

The native feature allows you to replay the request, but it loses the context of what happened. Full Curl Copy preserves that context. It creates a complete log entry that you can paste into a bug ticket, slack message, or documentation, showing both the Reproduction Step (the curl command) and the Evidence (the response output), all in one paste.