Request HeadersĮvery HTTP request begins with plaintext headers that describe what the client requests as a resource or operation. Some conceptual differences between Request Headers and Response Headers, as listed below.
The Headers Inspector allows you to view the HTTP headers of the request and the response. Context styling that highlights the content based on its type (for example Image renderers, HTML and XML formatters, JSON formatter, etc.).Īll inspector types (except Preview) are coming with Copy all content to clipboard button at the top-right corner.Powerful search functionality that supports strings and regular expressions.Line IDs to quickly identify and mark a specific portion of the request/response.Great performance for loading large chunks of data.The inspectors are based on the Monaco editor and are coming with a lot of perks: Click the desired Inspector's name (for example, Image or Raw) to switch the loaded Inspector. Fiddler supports multiple inspector types for the sessions' request (at the top) and response (at the bottom). The Fiddler Everywhere' Inspectors allow you to view the content of each session's request and response in a variety of different formats.
Request inspectors are located at the top, and Response inspectors are located at the bottom (on the right panel).
Select a session (from the Live Traffic list) to load its data into the Inspector's section. The inspectors are located in the right panel with the Request inspectors above the Response inspectors. User Guide / Live Traffic Inspector Typesįiddler Everywhere's inspectors display the request and the response for the selected session in the Live Traffic list.
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