Send HTTP(s) requests with one click from your home screen or lock screen!
HTTP Request Widget - One Click HTTP(S) Requests
"HTTP Request Widget" is an Android app that allows users to create home screen widgets that send HTTP and HTTPS requests with a single tap. The app operates without a permanently running background process, handling requests only when initiated by the user. It supports both POST and GET requests, and since version 1.10, users can customize HTTP headers. For any bug reports or suggestions, users can easily reach out via email.
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Permissions
Other: view network connections, full network access
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App summary
Attention: Widgets are, as usual, created from your home screen, not in this app!
This app allows you to create widgets which can make http(s) requests in the background.
It doesn't use a permanently running background process. You request is done in background, but only if you made one.
HTTP post and get requests are supported, since version 1.10 you can change HTTP-Header as well.
For any bug reports or suggestions please get in touch with me via email!
User reviews
Pros
- Simple and effective to use
- Works well for controlling smart devices
- Lightweight and runs on older devices
Cons
- Widgets sometimes disappear or crash, requiring recreation
- Limited functionality in the free version
- Issues with Android 10 compatibility
Most mentioned
- Need for the ability to re-edit and delete widgets
- Desire for multiple HTTP requests from one button
- Ability to back up widget settings
User reviews
I like it, but sometimes the widget dissappear from the screen, and you have to setup them again, no matter that they can be found in the app.
Simple, yet effective
Working as expected. But I'm having some trouble adding more than 1 widget for different requests. Any solution on that? Edit:- I'm using realme U1(RMX 1831) running Android 9. And the realme OS is restricting apps to add more than 1 widget