Selenium ModHeader Extension Fails Due to Chrome MV2 Deprecation
The ModHeader browser extension, widely used in Selenium automation tests to set HTTP headers, stopped working in 2024. Chrome's deprecation of Manifest V2 extensions rendered the unmaintained ModHeader package non-functional. The package still receives approximately 150,000 monthly downloads, meaning many automated test pipelines are now broken. Alternative methods include using Playwright's built-in header features or Selenium 4's Chrome DevTools Protocol integration. For complex scenarios, newer tools like the open-source Headerwise extension offer a replacement.
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