HttpWatch Basic Edition 9.0.20
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HttpWatch Basic Edition 9.0.20 description
HttpWatch Basic Edition is a powerful tool designed to analyze the HTTP traffic and to provide you with detailed information. It enables you to test and optimize the performance of your website in order to improve your web-based services.
The program is integrated in the interface of Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox in order to be easily accessed when you load a certain webpage. The captured data is displayed as a panel in the main window of the browser which allows you to view the information while you are browsing the website.
The main goal of the application is to capture HTTP and SPDY data directly from the browser and to display the information in real time. It can handle headers, status codes, timings and other elements in order to provide you with comprehensive statistics.
You can visualize the events in the time charts generated by the program and determine which are the issues that have a negative impact on the website performance. Request time charts are also available for measuring the DNS lookup time.
If you are using this tool for identifying performance issues, you can take advantage of the automatically generated warnings. These messages highlight the potential security, performance and functionality problems that can negatively influence the experience of the visitors.
All the information available in the browser panel can be saved as a log file which can be opened and analyzed by other users. This enables you to analyze the captured data on other computers and to easily exchange logs with other colleagues or business partners.
HttpWatch provides you with useful tools for capturing the traffic information for your websites in order to identify and fix performance or security issues.
Limitations:
· Can only capture data from the sites in the Alexa Top 20 or one of the following: amazon.com, ebay.com, httpwatch.com & slashdot.org
What's New in This Release:
· Fixed: An access violation occurred in Firefox 24 when attempting to open a URL through the automation interface or with the HttpWatch user interface
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