307 Redirect is a free Chrome add-on developed by Mike Gieson that allows users to easily redirect any source URL to a different URL. With a simple and intuitive popup interface, this tool provides a means to swap, redirect, re-route, or block files at the network level without physically changing the source URL.

The add-on features a modern and reliable backend, built on the latest manifest v3 standard. It offers a range of useful functionalities, including the ability to redirect URLs, block URLs, toggle individual items on/off, toggle all items on/off, and quickly view enabled items with a greyed-out icon in the toolbar.

307 Redirect also provides a user-friendly UI with drag and drop functionality, allowing users to easily rearrange items. Other convenient features include the ability to minimize items, export/import setups for sharing, and a color-coded "dot" for quick reference.

This add-on is particularly useful for developers who need to quickly evaluate local files in a production environment or vice versa, without the need to upload or push changes. It also serves as a handy tool for blocking URLs.

307 Redirect works for various file types, including scripts, images, CSS, and any other file transferred over the network. It simplifies the management of browser declarativeNetRequest capacity, enabling users to redirect network requests "on the fly".

While web servers traditionally have mechanisms for server-level redirects, such as the "307 Temporary Redirect" status code, this add-on offers a more convenient solution directly in the browser. Developers can easily configure temporary redirects without the need for server-side changes.

Overall, 307 Redirect is a powerful and user-friendly Chrome add-on that simplifies URL redirection and blocking, making it a valuable tool for developers and users alike.