问题
I have one site e.g. www.myfirstsite.com/myapp .
When I do login in this site I did extract the POST request of authentication from the browser.
Is just a simple authentication (the authentication URL is different) process. and username and password in parameters
username = abc_user
password = 123456
and the complete URL is www.anothersite.com/login?username=abc_user&password=123456
When I do POST request using Postman I received expected result.
Is there any way (any script which I enter in URL) to do POST request from browser URL itself like GET Request to authenticate
回答1:
In your browser's URL bar, type
javascript:
and then paste the following
(function(){document.body.innerHTML='<form method="POST" action="http://www.myfirstsite.com/myapp"><input name="username" value="abc_user"/><input name="password" value="123456"/></form>';document.forms[0].submit()})();
It will insert a form with the required values in the page and then submit it.
The reason you have to type the javascript: manually, is that for security reasons, some browsers will strip it off if you paste the entire blob.
You can also create a bookmark with the contents below and use that.
javascript:(function(){document.body.innerHTML='<form method="POST" action="http://www.myfirstsite.com/myapp"><input name="username" value="abc_user"/><input name="password" value="123456"/></form>';document.forms[0].submit()})();
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42107983/is-it-possible-to-do-a-post-request-from-browser-url