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I've found that a lot of the time that's not needed. Often you'll find the data as a JSON blob in the page and can just read it directly from there. Or find tha
by almost 6y ago
I've found that a lot of the time that's not needed. Often you'll find the data as a JSON blob in the page and can just read it directly from there. Or find that there's an API endpoint that the javascript reads.
- monkeybutton 6y agoI find this method works best. Skip looking at the page and instead watch all the network requests as the page loads.
- WrtCdEvrydy 6y agoZAP HUD Proxy is the best option here... Load the page on it and it shows you all the request being made along with the payload as it happens. Find the one you need, copy the data, endpoint and HTTP verb and recreate it in your language of choice :D