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The websocket-monitor extension for Firefox was actually better for me than Chrome's baseline, since it could inspect websocket connections that started before
by XaspR8d 7y ago
The websocket-monitor extension for Firefox was actually better for me than Chrome's baseline, since it could inspect websocket connections that started before I opened the inspector window.
(To be clear, I'm not asking it to save past connections/frames. I just want to see the new frames that arrive/depart after I open it...)
- silon42 7y agoIt would be nice if it showed some info about compression.
- digitarald 7y agoDoes that bug I filed capture it? https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1567606 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1567606
- bonestamp2 7y ago> it could inspect websocket connections that started before I opened the inspector window That's cool, and there is a way to do this in chrome in the right circumstances (like another tab/window spawned that tab/window). But if you just want it there as kind of a DVR then that's nice... I wish that was the default (at least up to some reasonable buffer size).