What can HTTP Debugger do for me?
Whether you are a professional web developer creating next generation web sites, or a software programming guru creating killer networking applications or a system/network administrator guarding your organization privacy and security, the HTTP Debugger is program for you.

Web developers can use the HTTP Debugger to identify performance bottlenecks of their web site by measuring the size and downloading time of web pages; to locate and to eliminate website errors analyzing http headers, query strings, cookies, redirections, authorization headers, POST parameters and error codes; to view the source code of HTML/XML web pages and Java/VB scripts. You can use HTTP Debugger to analyze the http traffic produced by web browser add-ons, ActiveX components and/or Java applets.

Software developers can use the HTTP Debugger to view and analyze the HTTP traffic of their own, or any third party, software programs in C#, Java, VB, C++, Delphi, etc. and the Internet, regardless of whether it is a user mode application or a Windows System Service.

System and network administrators can use the HTTP Debugger to analyze the behavior of suspicious web sites and to view what information is sent from your computers by applications to their owners, for example, during the activation or update procedure.

Key Features:
· It will help to calculate the execution time of your server side scripts
· view submitted forms, POST parameters and cookies
· analyze the http traffic from web browsers and add-ons, ActiveX components and Java applets
· see the web site dynamics in easy to understand form of charts and diagrams.
· Full support of both 32-Bit and 64-Bit applications.
· Decoding of HTTPS/SSL connections and gzip/chunked content.
· Support of Dial-up modem, DSL/ISDN/Cable/LAN connections.
· Support of Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Opera and Google Chrome.

Changes in v4.1 May 20, 2010
- Added the ability to show the HTTP traffic from web servers running on the local computer.
- The HTTP Intercepting Engine has been significantly improved.
- The bug has been fixed with processing HTTP Submitter query strings.
- The bug has been fixed with Advanced Search.
- The bug has been fixed with processing of the HTTP traffic in the 64-bit Internet Explorer.
- The bug has been fixed with displaying the HTTP traffic of the Google Chrome browser and other programs using the overlapped socket calls.

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OS: Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista or Windows 7, 32-bit or 64-bit
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