Cos'è HTTP Headers?

HTTP Headers è un'estensione di Chrome sviluppata da Christopher Kalafarski, e la sua funzione principale è "Quickly view HTTP headers for the current page.".

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Istruzioni per l'Uso dell'Estensione

Display HTTP headers for all requests and responses for the current page.

HTTP Headers is a lightweight extension that contains no third-party libraries and no user tracking. It is designed to allow you to quickly review status codes and headers for the requests that Chrome makes and the responses it receives. Headers are always listed alphabetically, and very long values are truncated to a single line until you hover over them with your mouse, to keep the list easy to read.

Descriptions of common headers are included to help you understand what each one does. Clicking on a value will copy that header to the clipboard in the standard HTTP header format.

The extension's icon will display a badge indicating either the status code of the response, or the total number of requests the browser made, including redirects. The color of the badge always indicates the status of final response.

This extension is open source and the source code is available at https://github.com/farski/http-headers-crx

Informazioni di Base sull'Estensione

Nome	HTTP Headers
ID	jphpailopmbbpdaakikbhfhknieachbj
URL Ufficiale	https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/http-headers/jphpailopmbbpdaakikbhfhknieachbj
Descrizione	Quickly view HTTP headers for the current page.
Dimensione del File	107 KB
Conteggio Installazioni	2,210
Versione Corrente	1.1.1
Ultimo Aggiornamento	2021-12-25
Data di Pubblicazione	2017-05-17
Valutazione	4.00/5 Totale 4 Valutazioni
Sviluppatore	Christopher Kalafarski
Email	[email protected]
Tipo di Pagamento	free
Lingue Supportate	en
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