LiveHTTPHeaders Firefox Addon: See what’s being loaded into your page
A while back, someone tipped my off to the Activity Window in Safari. This window is fantastic if you doing Flash development and need to debug on a live website. It will show you any images, videos, XML files, or anything else that’s getting loaded into your page.
I’m a Firefox user, so I went looking for an add-on that would do the same thing in Firefox. While it’s not quite as organized (i.e., it isn’t structured in a tree menu like the Activity Window), the “generate” tab of livehttpheaders is a pretty close substitution.
Originally found on What Do I Know.
UPDATE: As Tim notes below, Firebug also has this capability. It’s under the ‘net’ section of the Firebug window. You have to choose to enable this feature before you see anything.




I also love the activity window and miss it dearly on FF, but for all it’s worth, Firebug does what livehttpheaders does and a lot more.
Comment by tim — December 17, 2008 @ 10:56 pm
Thanks for the tip, Tim!
Comment by Justin — December 17, 2008 @ 11:10 pm
Hi. Good site.
Comment by Alek — December 30, 2008 @ 1:27 pm