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#Http tool kit full

See the 'Filtering intercepted traffic' section below for more information on the filtering tools available.

status=200 or body*=content to precisely match content

You can also enter a structured filter, e.g.

You can type text here and it'll be matched directly against the text of every part of every exchange, except the body itself (for performance reasons).

You can focus it at any time with Ctrl+F (or Cmd+F on Mac). The list controlsĪt the bottom of the list, there's a few useful controls:Ī search bar. To see more details on any row, click it to select it, and it'll be shown in the details pane on the right.

#Http tool kit full

Long URLs may be truncated here, but the full URL is available as a tooltip if you mouseover the row, or in the details pane if you select the row.

The URL of the request, separated into the host and the path & query.

You can hover over this icon for more details. Firefox, Chrome, or a specific language) when it's known.

The source of the request, as an icon (e.g.A spinner, if the response is still in progress.⚠ if the exchange is currently paused at a breakpoint.The response status code, also colourized.The HTTP method used, with different colours for each verb.(Don't worry, you don't need to memorize these! All details of each exchange are available separately, these just help with quickly skimming the list) Purple: Data (XML, protobuf, form data or JSON).This shows the core interaction details in the row itself, and then shows a detailed explanation of the IPFS/Ethereum interaction when selected (in a card at the top) and the raw HTTP data corresponding to this below.Ī colour marker, giving an at-a-glance summary of each request: Channels & streams exist within connections, but are shown as separate rows so that you can independently view the connection information, the data in a channel, or the transfer statistics from a stream. A WebRTC connection, data channel, or media stream.This is an HTTPS request that has failed to setup the initial connection, perhaps due to the HTTP Toolkit certificate being rejected, or a connection being cancelled. This consists of a request, which might still be in progresss, might be at a breakpoint, might have completed with a response, or might have failed permanently. For HTTP exchanges, that's the order the requests were initially sent. The exchange list shows a list of the HTTP events, in the order they happened. You can drag the central divider to resize either half as you'd like.

On the right, a pane that shows the details of the selected event, if any.On the left, a list of HTTP events, with some controls to explore those.It shows the traffic collected from HTTP clients that you've intercepted, and/or past HTTP traffic that you import from a HAR file. On the View page you can examine collected HTTP and HTTPS traffic up close.