AW: [OT] viewing HTTP headers in IE/Firefox

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Hi Tony,

I'm still using Naviscope for this, it small, fast and works with any Browse=
r ( with proxy support ).=20
By the way, has someone any ideas what happened to the company which was bu=
ilding naviscope?

Denis

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Betreff: [OT] viewing HTTP headers in IE/Firefox


This is off-topic for this list, but I thought I'd just mention for those th=
at
are troubleshooting HTTP issues, there are useful plugins for both IE and
Firefox that show you both incoming and outgoing HTTP headers, including thr=
ough
https connections.

For IE, there is an IE Explorer Bar add-on called ieHTTPHeaders:
  http://www.blunck.info/iehttpheaders.html
You'll probably need to reboot after installing it for it to show up.

For Firefox, there is an extension called LiveHTTPHeaders:
  http://livehttpheaders.mozdev.org/
I think it might work with Mozilla as well, but I haven't tried it.

As always with software, use at your own risk.  They work great for me.

I thought this was of some relevance to this list, as many people using mod_=
perl
tend to do its powerful header management capabilities.

Tony

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