Export captured traffic as a HAR file Share a whole session as a standard .har file straight from the request list, and keep working in Chrome DevTools, Charles, or any other HAR-compatible tool.

Minor fixes

Minor fixes

Minor fixes

New in this update • JavaScript Console: View console.log, warnings, errors, uncaught exceptions, and promise rejections in real time. Objects render properly, repeated logs are grouped, and logs can be filtered and copied. • Live JavaScript Evaluation: Run JavaScript directly against the current page, even on sites with strict Content Security Policy (CSP). Includes quick actions for common expressions.

Cookie inspector, with the details that matter Cookies now show their expiry, domain, path, SameSite, Secure and HttpOnly flags. Third-party cookies are listed next to first-party ones and flagged when they are set in a way browsers are phasing out. Switch between this site and all domains, or narrow the list to just the entries with problems. Real IP, ASN and operator for a hostname Resolving a hostname now returns measured data: the address, the network that announces it, and who runs that network. Nothing is filled in with a plausible guess — anything we cannot measure is shown as unavailable, and every request states which capture path saw it. Fixed: tapping a type filter could show nothing The count on a filter chip and the list underneath were computed by two different rules that had drifted apart. Tapping XHR would report a count and then show an empty list. Both now use the same rule. Refinements Transfer sizes report bytes on the wire instead of the decompressed body. The Storage panel and its scope switcher are translated in every language rather than falling back to English. Long labels no longer truncate, the panel tabs no longer flick when you switch, and the home screen carries the tagline. When the trial ends the app still browses pages — only the inspection features ask for a subscription.

Storage & Cookie Inspector Inspect a page's Local Storage, Session Storage and Cookies right next to the request list. Search by key or value, copy a value, or delete entries one by one. Cookies are read from the WebKit cookie store, so HttpOnly login cookies show up too — not just what document.cookie exposes. Thumbnails for image requests Image requests now carry a thumbnail in the list, so you can spot the asset you're after without opening each one. Fixed: a page's real images were missing from the capture Cross-origin images served without timing headers were being dropped, which left the Image filter showing almost nothing but tracking pixels. They are all captured now. Refinements New app icon, a request panel you can collapse to see the full page, and a refresh button that re-runs the capture without leaving the page.

New in 1.2 • Russian and Spanish are now supported — pick your language in Settings • Filter requests by field: host:example.com, status:4xx, method:POST, mime:json, url:collect • Put a - in front to exclude, for example -host:doubleclick.net • Search hits are highlighted in the list, and when a match sits past the end of a long URL the surrounding text is shown too • Large JSON responses open noticeably faster • Subscription prices now appear in your local currency

This update makes the app much easier to use from the first launch. - Start using the app immediately without being forced to subscribe first - Subscription is now only required after the free access period ends - Improved the home screen with a cleaner layout and clearer entry points - Added real website favicons to history and quick access items - Added search to browsing history and moved history into a dedicated full-screen page - Improved keyboard behavior across URL and search inputs - Added draggable resizing between the webpage view and network request list - Added Replay Request support for HTTP and HTTPS requests - Refined membership status display and subscription return animations - Fixed several interaction issues and improved overall stability