HttpWatch is designed to help developers and testers observe and understand how web browsers communicate with servers. It focuses on capturing HTTP and HTTPS traffic generated during normal browsing, making network activity visible and easier to interpret. By presenting requests and responses clearly, it supports deeper insight into page loading behavior.

HttpWatch records detailed information such as headers, cookies, query strings, status codes, and timing data. This level of detail helps users identify slow resources, incorrect caching rules, or unexpected redirects. Clear organization and filtering options allow specific requests to be examined without distraction.

HttpWatch is commonly used during web development, debugging, and performance analysis. It integrates smoothly with major browsers, enabling real-time monitoring without changing existing workflows. Developers can replay requests, compare sessions, and export logs for further review or sharing with team members.

Beyond debugging, HttpWatch assists with security checks and compliance validation. By inspecting encrypted traffic and authentication data, it helps confirm correct implementation of headers and cookies. HttpWatch offers a practical way to analyze web traffic, improve site reliability, and ensure consistent behavior across different browsing scenarios.

Key Features:

• HTTP/HTTPS Traffic Capture: Records all HTTP and HTTPS requests and responses in real-time.
• Performance Analysis: Measures page load times, connection times, and server response times.
• Detailed Request/Response Inspection: Displays headers, cookies, query strings, and POST data.
• Security Testing: Helps identify insecure connections, mixed content, and other security issues.
• Integration with Browsers: Works as a plugin for Chrome and Internet Explorer.
• Export and Reporting: Allows exporting captured data to Excel, CSV, or PDF for analysis.
• Troubleshooting and Debugging: Helps developers identify slow resources and server errors.