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On FireFox you have FireBug addon<br />
Maybe there is equevalent on Chrome.
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On FireFox you have FireBug addon
Maybe there is equevalent on Chrome.

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To see HTTPS traffic you need to decrypt it, it's not accessible without trusting the certificate from the server, otherwise it would not be secure of course.<br />
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You can import the certificate in Wireshark, or better yet, use a tool like Fidler and decrypt the HTTPS traffic via that tool, more info on that <a href="http://docs.telerik.com/fiddler/Configure-Fiddler/Tasks/DecryptHTTPS" rel="ugc">here</a>
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To see HTTPS traffic you need to decrypt it, it's not accessible without trusting the certificate from the server, otherwise it would not be secure of course.

You can import the certificate in Wireshark, or better yet, use a tool like Fidler and decrypt the HTTPS traffic via that tool, more info on that here [http://docs.telerik.com/fiddler/Configure-Fiddler/Tasks/DecryptHTTPS]

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just what i was looking for, ta
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I'm using Chrome. Is there any way to look at the outgoing (request) HTTPS headers?<br />
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Maybe there are other browsers I could use instead that give me this functionality?<br />
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I've tried using Wireshark but it only shows HTTP headers.<br />
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thanks!
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I'm using Chrome. Is there any way to look at the outgoing (request) HTTPS headers?

Maybe there are other browsers I could use instead that give me this functionality?

I've tried using Wireshark but it only shows HTTP headers.

thanks!

I need to examine outgoing (request) HTTPS headers

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SSL / HTTPS

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HTTP Protocol

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Web Browsers

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