Posted: 24 Jul 2015 03:39 AM PDT
Millions of web professionals have long been fans of a neat utility called Fiddler. It's a low-level debugging tool that runs in your web browser and lets you view precise details of all the data that goes back and forth between your browser and the web servers it connects to. I've written about Fiddler in this column before, although the software's been updated recently so watch out for an update in the next few days.
Meanwhile, I note that Google's Chrome browser is now beginning to sport low-level traffic analysis features of its own. Whether you want to use them for troubleshooting sites you develop, or you just want to learn more about what goes on behind the scenes when you surf the web, these features are well worth exploring.
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