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  analyzing http traffic

What is the http traffic? The http traffic is data sent and received over the protocol between your computer and the web server.

HTTP Debugger Pro is an http traffic analyzing and http traffic viewing software program. The http traffic analyzer intercepts all http traffic between your computer and the Internet and then provides various information about this traffic in real-time. With HTTP Debugger you can view http traffic of any program irrespective of whether it works as a user mode application or as a System Service.

Sending sensitive information via http traffic is not secure. Anyone who has access to your network may potentiality capture the http traffic and see all your private information in this http traffic: logins, passwords, and other. To protect your data, the web servers use the https protocol. The https protocol is the same protocol working with http traffic over an encrypted Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). Unlike to http traffic, data sent via https can not be viewed.

Analyze http traffic by visualizing it!

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	Extract headers from http traffic and view query strings, http version, cookies, etc. Extract content from http traffic and view HTML/XML web page sources, Java/VB scripts, images, etc. Measure the size and downloading time of your web pages, interpret http traffic to identify the performance bottlenecks. Measure the size and time of your web pages and identify the performance bottlenecks. Analyze http traffic for third party web sites and learn how they work and implement certain features. Proxy server settings change is not required. Supports HTTPS, compression, redirection and chunked encoding for http traffic.

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HTTP Debugger Pro allows monitoring both https and http traffic for Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox.

Analyze communications in http traffic of custom software programs in C#, Java, .NET, VB, C++, Delphi, and others.