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Wednesday, October 6, 2004

LiveHTTPHeaders extension available for 1.0PR

LiveHTTPHeaders

I recognized that the extension I missed so much after installing the latest version of Mozilla Firefox is now ready for 1.0PR. Now you can do all the things a developer needs to do. The LiveHTTPHeaders extension helps you by:

  • adding a “Headers” tab in “View Page Info” of a web page
  • adding a tool in the “Tools” menu to be able to display http headers in real time (while pages are being downloaded from the Internet)
  • letting you edit request headers and replay an URL (I have to say I didn’t find out where this feature is located)

Now you don’t have to guess anymore if gzip is really working or not. Just have a look at the headers!

Additionally you can debug a web application easily, see which kind of web server the remote site is using and the cookies sent by remote site.

1:22 pm | Filed under: , 4 Comments | the j-blog

4 Comments on “LiveHTTPHeaders extension available for 1.0PR”

  • 1.
    Posted by
    Mike P.
    2004-10-7
    9:36 pm

    Nice, I haven’t even tried 1.0PR yet because I was waiting for this…

  • 2.
    Posted by
    Julian
    2004-10-7
    9:44 pm

    … and I was kind of shocked to see this “Disabled” directly after installing 1.0PR.

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