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What is the http request? The http request is a command that your web browser sends to a web server in order to retrieve a web page. The http request is the essential, as whenever you type an URL in a web browser and hit Enter, your computer sends an http request to the web server directing to fetch and transmit the requested web page. Web servers are designed to handle http request from web browser, and send back a web page according to that http request.

Each http request consists from two parts: http header and optionally from http content. While sending an http request your web browser provides a wide range of information about your computer. If you fill-in a web form and press Submit, then the http request also contains the data that you have entered on that form, for example: login and password. The http request can be send via normal or via sucure channel (HTTP over SSL). If your URL starts with https:// then the http request is sent via encrypted connection.

HTTP Debugger Pro allows IT professionals to intercept all outgoing http requests, analyze the http request header parameter values and decode and view the http request content files.

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	View http request header parameter values; query string, http version, cookies, etc. View http request content files; submitted HTML/XML form details and POST parameters. Measure the size and uploading time of sent http requests and identify the performance bottlenecks. Analyze http request details for third party web sites and learn how they work and implement certain features. No proxy server is required to view http request details with HTTP Debugger Pro. Supports HTTPS, compression, redirection and chunked encoding when viewing http request parameters.

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With HTTP Debugger you can intercept the http request and http response of any popular web browser (Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Opera etc) and its plug-ins.

The http request and response of any custom software program can be intercepted and analyzed. Uniquely, the HTTP Debugger can intercept and analyze the http request sent by a system service.