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Viewing headers for Safari
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Is there any kind of limited packet sniffer that will display browser request headers and server response headers for Safari on Mac OS 10.4.11? Either a standalone application or a Safari add-on would do.
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Safari Web Inspector -> Resources
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packet peeper
cocoapacketanalyzer
wireshark
are all packet sniffers that work on OS X. I imagine you'd have to search for user agent strings ('AppleWebKit' for example) and then examine the capture.
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Originally Posted by TETENAL
Safari Web Inspector -> Resources
I looked at it, but all I found were timelines, sizes of items, a list of what was sent with the page with the possibility of examining them, and source code for the page. There was no listing of Safari's request headers or the server's response headers.
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Originally Posted by Cold Warrior
packet peeper
cocoapacketanalyzer
wireshark
are all packet sniffers that work on OS X.
Thanks for the list. All these sniffers show hex dumps of packets, whereas I would prefer a text listing. All I really want is a list of the various headers that are exchanged between browser and server. I guess a packet sniffer is a bit more than I need. The kind of thing I really need is something like the log window for Proxomitron in Windows or Live HTTP Headers for Firefox, but the equivalent for Safari.
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Originally Posted by Curiosity
I looked at it, but all I found were timelines, sizes of items, a list of what was sent with the page with the possibility of examining them, and source code for the page. There was no listing of Safari's request headers or the server's response headers.
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Ok, I missed that. Why does that display not show the whole request header? It also seems to show only the request for the page, not the requests for all the other files that go with it. It does not show me cookies in my request, which is what I especially wanted to see.
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It'll show you the headers for each of the items requested by selecting the item in the left hand side. You can also get to the cookies by selecting the Storage tab.
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Really great. Thanks, guys.
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