sending a http request from chrome extension with custom request headers

[jack]

hi,

i want to send a http request where i can set all the headers (Cookie, Cookie2, User-Agent etc.).

If I use xmlhttrequest, it does not allow me to set these headers.

thanks in advance!

[jagdish achara]

Anyone please?

If it is not possible, is it possible to create a new incognito tab (invisible) and do the http request in it?

thanks in advance!

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[PhistucK]

1. You cannot set all of the headers. You can set cookies via the Chrome extension cookie API, prior to sending the request.

2. You cannot create an invisible tab. Chrome applications can create webviews which are isolated, I believe, in terms of cookies and others stuff.

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[jagdish achara]

@PhistucK: you said "Chrome applications can create webviews which are isolated, I believe, in terms of cookies and others stuff."  Chrome extension can also create webviews?

[PhistucK]

Looks like they cannot, which is why I mentioned Chrome applications.

☆PhistucK