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I am playing a bit with Fiddler because it seems to be the tool of choice for HTTP analysis on Windows, but I can't for the life of me understand how to view the new page after I have edited a request header.
I have Fiddler running and I have already edited the headers of an HTTP request, so how do I see the results of the edit in a browser now?
user1301428
Posted 2014-04-23T14:13:49.233
Reputation: 2 985
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If you have crafted a request in the Composer tab, you should be able to hit the Execute button and send the request, which should appear as a new entry in the left-hand panel.
Click the new request, and go to the Inspectors tab; at the bottom of this is the response, which you can view in a number of ways by picking from the buttons -- I expect the WebView button will show you what you want to see...
jimbobmcgee
Posted 2014-04-23T14:13:49.233
Reputation: 622
Thanks for the answer, marked as accepted because at least now it works :D However, do you know if I can pass the edited response to Firefox to view the page with it? – user1301428 – 2014-04-23T14:36:23.547
Not that I know of. Apart from File -> Save -> Response -> Response Body to your Desktop, with a
.htmlextension, then opening that file... – jimbobmcgee – 2014-04-23T14:57:51.580