HttpWatch is a powerful and accurate HTTP sniffer that comes as a plug-in for Internet Explorer and Firefox. Its main advantage is the fact that it allows you to thoroughly monitor HTTPS, HTTP and SPDY traffic without requiring you to install and use any proxy application or to modify your network settings. This reliable tool helps you get a clear insight over how a website loads and performs. It can decrypt, monitor and analyze even encrypted HTTPS traffic.
Another important advantage provided by this tool is the fact that it logs and analyzes a lot of traffic-related data. It can display the values of headers, cookies, query strings and a lot more. The thorough HTTP traffic reports can also be saved to compact files which can be easily examined at later times. A neat and handy standalone log file viewer is also available.
It is also easy-to-install, simple-to-use and flexible. It doesn’t feature any complicated requirements or hinders the monitoring with intricate settings.
As you can see, HttpWatch is a truly powerful and reliable traffic sniffer and HTTP request viewer that provides all the information you could ever need to thoroughly analyze the loading and performing parameters of your website.
v8.0.12 [Jan 30, 2012]
Improved: Flash and image files can now be exported from the Content tab even if they have an invalid format
Fixed: Binary content that is incorrectly labeled as text/* by the server no longer corrupts HAR files by inserting invalid characters into the Text element. In a HAR 1.2 files content like this is exported in base64 encoded format
Fixed: Binary content was only included in HAR files if the version was explicitly set to version 1.2 with the ExportHAREx method. Base64 encoding of binary content is now used by default with the ExportHAR method and the 'Export HAR...' menu item
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