I've recently moved to kubuntu. Is there any app to read HTTP Archive Log (.har). I know about this http://www.softwareishard.com/har/viewer/. I'm looking for an offline app to view .har files.
Thanks, jeetesh
I've recently moved to kubuntu. Is there any app to read HTTP Archive Log (.har). I know about this http://www.softwareishard.com/har/viewer/. I'm looking for an offline app to view .har files.
Thanks, jeetesh
Of all the offline tools that work on Ubuntu, the HTTP Archive Viewer Chrome extension is probably the easier to install (the other alternatives are web apps that you can host locally, and command line tools which don't give you a useful overview). It's nothing fancy, but it can display a timeline similar to the one in Chrome Developer Toolbar's Network tab, and can show the headers and body of each request and response.
You can use HAR Viewer
HAR Viewer is a web application (PHP) that allows to visualize HTTP tracing logs based on HTTP Archive format (HAR). These files contain recorded information about HTTP traffic performed by web pages. A HAR log can be created by HTTP sniffer tools such as Firebug.
It's still web-based, somehow, but you can use it on a local server
HAR files appear to be JSON files, so for basic analysis you can parse the JSON manually.
For those who are still interested, the VScode HAR viewer (both of them) is unable to display websocket transports included in HAR, and Google's analyser lacks a lot of features and some would not trust it with their data. The most convenient way I found is to load up about:blank
in your browser, open DevTools in a separate window and import the file.
there are a number of tools / apps that can help visualize .har
files and data:
you might want to check Har.tech for a complete list of resources