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There doesn't seem to be a Chrome equivalent to "Live HTTP Headers" for Firefox. Viewing, logging, replaying, and manipulating HTTP headers is an absolute _mus
by esers 16y ago
There doesn't seem to be a Chrome equivalent to "Live HTTP Headers" for Firefox.
Viewing, logging, replaying, and manipulating HTTP headers is an absolute _must_ for many web developers.
Wireshark is fantastic, but having this feature embedded in the browser is very useful.
- enomar 16y agoThe resources tab in the developer tools is a good start. But I'd love to see the ability in the extensions API to inspect (and manipulate) the HTTP stream.
- johnswamps 16y agoIt would be great, but the API support is not there, which is why there aren't any extensions to spoof your user-agent either. Compared to Firefox extensions (which basically let you do everything), Chrome extensions are much more fine-grained and can only use APIs specifically designed for use with extensions. There are several features that Chrome extensions developers have been requesting, such as this and the ability to prevent elements from being loaded (which is why there is no noscript and all the ad blockers are only half-baked solutions)