Nicholas,
Am 24.06.2010 um 18:54 schrieb Nicholas Wehr:
> I used charles proxy as well until I discovered how awesome the mozilla addon
> firebug is. unbeatable json (xhdr) and network activity analyzer. handles ssl
> too check it out!
>
> jim, is there a charles feature that stands out above firebug? I only used
> for one project until I re-discovered firebug...
I haven't bought Charles yet but used it for a longer time. A big plus is that
you can display the content depending on its type (eg. JSON and AMF as
collapsable tree, but doesn't has a display mode for every type, I guess). And
it's browser independent so you can test with Safari and other clients (like
native apps!), too. You can record transferred data, stop recording, open new
sessions while the old ones are still present. If FF crashes or you navigate
to a different page, Charles is still there and showing the recorded and opened
sessions.
Firebug is nice for single request tracking (yes, you can let the requests be
"sticky", but that's not the same and a bit ugly, even sometimes it doesn't
show the content if there's some), CSS, Javascript and HTML, but if you need to
debug more intensive and longer I would prefer something like Charles.
Thanks,
Matthias
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