Use of Inspectors in the Advanced Toolbar
The Inspectors tab allows you to view the content of each request and response in a number of different formats. JPG format can use ImageView to see the picture, HTML/JS/CSS can use TextView to see the content of the response. The Raw tab allows you to view raw HTTP-compliant request and response headers. The Cookies tab can see the requested cookie and the set-cookie header information of the response
The Inspectors tab is divided into upper and lower parts. The upper part displays the information related to the sent request, and the lower part displays the information related to the received response.
Request section
Headers : Displays the header of the HTTP request sent by the client to the server, displayed as a hierarchical view, including web client information, cookies, security, transmission status, etc.
Textview: Display the body part of the POST request as text
WebForms: Display the GET parameters of the request and the content of the POST body. In particular, the QueryString here is the content following the url; the body here is in the application/x-www-form-urlen-coded format
HexView: display requests with hexadecimal data
Auth: Display the Proxy-Authorization and Authorization information in the header
Cookies: display requested cookie information
Raw : Display the entire request as plain text, the most original format (used more)
JSON: display information in json format
XML: If the requested body is in XML format, a hierarchical XML tree is used to display it
Response section
Transformer: Displays the encoding information of the response
Sometimes the returned data is too large, and the data will be encoded or compressed (such as GZIP), and it needs to be converted before it can be browsed normally in TextView. Click this area or the Remove HTTP Chunked Encoding button below to perform conversion or decompression. This prompt is invisible if the request is not encoded/compressed.
HTTP Compression displays the encoding method used by the current request. There is no compression here, so it is displayed as None
Headers : display the headers of the response
TextView: Use text to display the corresponding body
ImageVies : If the request is an image resource, display the image in response
The left area will display information such as the size, width, height, and file format of the image
You can also choose the zoom mode below: auto zoom, zoom to fit the size of the display area, no zoom
HexView : Display responses with hexadecimal data
WebView : Respond to the preview effect in the web browser
Auth: Display the Proxy-Authorization and Authorization information in the response header
Caching: Display cache information for this request
Cookies: display the returned cookie information
Raw : Display the entire response as plain text
JSON: If the returned response content is in json format, it will be displayed here
XML: If the corresponding body is in XML format, a hierarchical XML tree is used to display it
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