Hi all,
If we visit a website home page(eg. yahoo.com) with F12 mode from chrome, we can see a bunch of requests activated. These requests are for some pics, css files, js files. My question is: given a url(http://yahoo.com), how can I get all the http requests using maybe shell, python or tools like fiddler? I mean get all request urls as a list. eg. "Request URL:http://source/site/images/wns/1600x336_2015041.jpg"
Thanks in advance.
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Hello--
Fiddler will show you all HTTP/HTTPS requests made by a page, so the best way to get the full list is to:
You will then get a full list of all requests made by the browser in loading the page.
To do this without actually watching a browser, you'd need to write a HTML Parser, run the JavaScript in the page, and do all of the other operations that a browser does, so in most cases it makes much more sense to just capture the traffic from a real browser.
Regards,
Eric Lawrence
Telerik
Fiddler will show you all HTTP/HTTPS requests made by a page, so the best way to get the full list is to:
- Clear your cache
- Enable Fiddler
- Load the page
You will then get a full list of all requests made by the browser in loading the page.
To do this without actually watching a browser, you'd need to write a HTML Parser, run the JavaScript in the page, and do all of the other operations that a browser does, so in most cases it makes much more sense to just capture the traffic from a real browser.
Regards,
Eric Lawrence
Telerik
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