Greetings,
Long time no see.
My HTTP and HTML source viewer became unavailable at mozilla.org when the server was switched to Linux. I've ported it to Linux and made it available at:
http://sniffuri.org/
It now supports HTTP 1.1 and shows the HTTP request too.
Erik
Erik van der Poel wrote:
An HTTP and HTML source viewer has been made available on mozilla.org. This is somewhat similar to the browser's View Source feature, but it also shows you the HTTP response headers that immediately preceed the HTML document in the data stream:
http://webtools.mozilla.org/web-sniffer/
The HTTP and HTML streams are parsed and colored, and URLs are turned into live links, so that you can click on them to view the source of that object.
Also, non-ASCII characters are shown in hex and in red, with a little 'x' before the hex code. This makes it easy to track down character encoding issues.
The tool happens to be written in C, and its source is available under mozilla/webtools/web-sniffer. There is a READ-ME.txt there too.
Enjoy,
Erik
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