Live HTTP Headers (Chrome)

Live HTTP Headers logs all HTTP traffic between Google Chrome and the Internet.

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eSolutions Nordic AB
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Proprietary and Free product.
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Live HTTP Headers (Chrome) was added to AlternativeTo by sdrawkcab on Aug 30, 2015 and this page was last updated Jun 29, 2018.

What is Live HTTP Headers (Chrome)?

Monitor all HTTP/HTTPs traffic from your browser. Live HTTP Headers logs all HTTP traffic between Google Chrome and the Internet.

This extension can be helpful if you want to:

Debug web application
Follow redirect path
See cookies sent by remote site
See which web server the remote site is using
See the headers sent to the server
See which headers the server returns
See the HTTP verbs used.
See Response Codes

You can from the settings dialog choose what type of resource you want to capture.

This extension shows you all the headers as they were sent to the server and also the response back. It is not making a second request as some other extensions. All HTTP traffic i captured live.

Developers often want to sniff the REST headers and find that the header information is often more important than the body.

The HTTP headers gives you a lot of information that helps you to determine technology used(Ruby on Rails, ASP.NET, PHP, JBoss, etc.), if the page is cached, encoding and much more.

You can for example get information about Server, Content-Encoding, Content-Type, Content-Length, Expires, Cache-control, X-Powered-By, X-Version, X-Cache, X-AspNet-Version, X-XSS-Protection, X-Content-Security-Policy and many others.

Also see the verbs like GET, POST, HEAD, DELETE, PUT etc.

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