Undisposition: Remove Content-Disposition Header in Chrome
Undisposition is a free Chrome extension developed by Racle that removes the Content-Disposition: attachment HTTP header, allowing users to view files inline instead of downloading them. This extension addresses the common issue of Chrome automatically downloading files instead of displaying them, which can be quite frustrating. With Undisposition, users can easily toggle the extension on or off using the extension icon.
One of the main features of Undisposition is its ability to relax Chrome's default behavior of downloading files. By removing the Content-Disposition: attachment header, users can now view files directly in their browser without having to download them first. This is particularly useful when you want to quickly preview a file without the hassle of saving it to your computer.
Undisposition also offers support for blacklist domains, allowing users to specify certain websites where they still want the default download behavior to apply. This gives users more control over how files are handled in Chrome.
Overall, Undisposition is a handy Chrome extension for anyone who frequently encounters the issue of files automatically downloading instead of being displayed inline. With its simple toggle functionality and support for blacklist domains, this extension provides a convenient solution to this problem.
Note: Undisposition is a fork of the original Undisposition extension developed by cielavenir. The Racle fork offers bug fixes and additional features like Manifest V3 support and the ability to set blacklist domains through the extension's settings.
