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HTTPNetworkSniffer – Capture and display HTTP request/response package for website analysis

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You may be very clear about which websites your web browser is visiting, but how about the URLs your commonly used programs are accessing? Without a tool, we would lose our bearings about this. Luckily, there is HTTPNetworkSniffer such kind of network packets sniffer, so we can get these hidden information with ease.

HTTPNetworkSniffer is a powerful and easy-to-use network packets sniffer which can completely capture all HTTP requests/responses (i.e.: Uplink/Downlink data packages) sent between Web browser and Web server, then display these information in a clear list, or you can export them as TXT/HTML/XML/CSV file for later use & analysis.

Then, what’s the use of obtained information for us? Of course, different people have different use. We have no idea about the use for geeks, but for most common/advanced computer users, utilizing these information along with hosts file can help us block software’s built-in ads, and prevent unnecessary or unwanted software updates, even check whether software has a rogue behavior.

// Capturable Data //

For each HTTP request, it can capture information as follows:

  • Host Name
  • HTTP method (GET, POST, HEAD)
  • URL Path
  • User Agent
  • Response Code
  • Response String
  • Content Type
  • Referer
  • Content Encoding
  • Transfer Encoding
  • Server Name
  • Content Length
  • Cookie String
  • and more…

// System Requirements //

// Prompts //

  • You have to run HTTPNetworkSniffer as administrator
  • Press ‘F9‘ to set ‘Capture Options’, where you should select the network adapter you are using

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