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.
v9.3.40 [Apr 8, 2014]
Version 9.3.40 - 11 Sep 2014
Fixed: An access violation could occur in Firefox 30 -32
Fixed: Accepts HAR files that have no postData section when the POST request is empty
Version 9.3.39 - 29 Aug 2014
New: Added support for Mozilla Firefox 32
Changed: Removed support for Mozilla Firefox 24
Improved: The Basic/Professional indicators in the Select Columns dialog are no longer displayed in HttpWatch Professional
Version 9.3.38 - 24 Jul 2014
Fixed: HSTS (HTTP Strict Transport Security) redirections are now correctly handled in Firefox. Previously, the initial HTTP request was shown as not complete. It is now shown as terminated with error code NS_BINDING_REDIRECTED.
Fixed: A breakpoint exception occurred at startup in Firefox 31 if automatic recoding was enabled.
Version 9.3.36 - 09 Jul 2014
New: Added support for Mozilla Firefox 31
Changed: Removed support for Mozilla Firefox 23
Improved: Automatic scrolling now behaves like the iOS app. As new requests are recorded, scrolling only occurs if you were previously viewing the end of the log in the IE or Firefox add-ons
Fixed: The 'Copy Content' menu item could place random characters at the end of textual content
Fixed: An access denied error could occur when copying text in IE Enhanced Protected Mode (EPM)
Version 9.3.35 - 20 Jun 2014
Fixed: An access violation could occur in Firefox 30
Version 9.3.33 - 03 Jun 2014
New: Added support for Mozilla Firefox 30
Changed: Removed support for Mozilla Firefox 22
Improved: Added data tips for more commonly used HTTP headers
Changed: Removed warning HW1011 about use of Cache-Control: Public with HTTPS as it only applies to old versions of Firefox
Fixed: The browser would freeze when using the automatic log file purging option in folders with very large numbers of files
Fixed: A spurious file change notification could appear when saving a log file in HttpWatch Studio
Version 9.3.24 - 15 May 2014
Fixed: The DNS Lookup host name and the connection IP address were not displayed on the Overview tab in IE 9 and earlier
Version 9.3.22 - 30 Apr 2014
Fixed: Errors 1332 and 8519 could occur when installing HttpWatch on some Windows 8 or Windows 8.1 PCs
Version 9.3.21 - 29 Apr 2014
Fixed: HttpWatch failed to open in IE EPM if HttpWatch was installed in a non-standard directory
Fixed: An access violation could occur when resizing a column
Version 9.3.20 - 24 Apr 2014
New: Added support for Mozilla Firefox 29
Changed: Removed support for Mozilla Firefox 21
Fixed: 'Open' and 'Open in New Tab' URL context menu items did not display in version 9.3
Fixed: An 'attach request error' would occur if an attempt was made to open a new tab in a browser created using automation
Version 9.3.11 - 07 Apr 2014
New: Send log file by email is available in IE Protected and Enhanced Protected modes
Fixed: Send log file by email failed with Microsoft Outlook 2013
Version 9.3.10 - 03 Apr 2014
New: Supports 64-bit Internet Explorer
New: Supports Enhanced Protected Mode (EPM) in IE on Windows 8 and 8.1
New: The HttpWatch Studio log viewer now runs in 64-bit mode on 64-bit Windows
New: The automation interface now has native 64-bit support providing improved performance for 64-bit automation clients
New: Auto recording in IE Protected mode can now save to any local or network folder to which the user has access
New: The Properties pane now displays the browser mode (e.g. EPM), user name and Windows architecture (e.g. x86 or x64)
New: Page ID, User Name and Device Name fields can now be added to CSV log files
Changed: Settings for the IE plugin are now stored in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Simtec Limited\HttpWatch\IE_Plugin
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