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HAR Viewer

Upload a .har file to inspect network requests, headers, and response bodies.


About this tool

Upload and inspect HAR (HTTP Archive) files - the browser's network activity export format. Visualise request timelines, filter by resource type, see headers/cookies/payloads for each request, identify the slowest requests, and spot 4xx/5xx errors. Exported from Chrome DevTools, Firefox, or any proxy tool for debugging web performance.

How to Analyse a HAR File

  1. 1Export a HAR file from Chrome DevTools Network tab or Fiddler.
  2. 2Upload the .har file to the viewer.
  3. 3Use the waterfall chart to identify slow or blocking requests.
  4. 4Filter by status code to find all 4xx/5xx errors.
  5. 5Click any request to inspect its headers, payload, and timing breakdown.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a HAR file?+
A HAR (HTTP Archive) file is a JSON-formatted record of all network requests made by a browser session. It includes URLs, methods, status codes, timing data, request/response headers, and body payloads. Useful for debugging performance and API issues.
How do I export a HAR file from Chrome?+
Open DevTools (F12), go to the Network tab, record your page load or action, then right-click the request list and choose 'Save all as HAR with content'. The downloaded .har file contains the full network log.
What can I learn from a HAR file?+
Total page load time, slowest requests, render-blocking resources, failed requests, redirect chains, cookie sizes, response payload sizes, time to first byte (TTFB), and API error responses with their payloads.
Are HAR files safe to share?+
HAR files contain sensitive data: session cookies, auth tokens, API keys in headers and URLs, and response bodies with user data. Always sanitise HAR files before sharing by removing Set-Cookie headers and Authorization values.
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