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Downloading HAR file

Instructions for Chrome:

  • Open Google Chrome and navigate to the website that you want to capture the HAR file for.
  • Open the Developer Tools panel by pressing F12 or right-clicking anywhere on the page and selecting "Inspect".
  • Click on the "Network" tab in the Developer Tools panel.
  • Make sure the "Preserve log" option is selected. This will ensure that all network requests are captured in the HAR file.
  • Refresh the page to start capturing the network traffic.
  • Once the page has finished loading, right-click anywhere in the Network tab and select "Save as HAR with Content".
  • Choose a location to save the HAR file and click "Save".

Instructions for Firefox:

  • Open Mozilla Firefox and navigate to the website that you want to capture the HAR file for.
  • Open the Developer Tools panel by pressing Ctrl+Shift+I or by selecting "Web Developer" > "Network" from the Firefox menu.
  • Click on the "Network" tab in the Developer Tools panel.
  • Make sure the "Persist Logs" option is selected. This will ensure that all network requests are captured in the HAR file.
  • Refresh the page to start capturing the network traffic.
  • Once the page has finished loading, right-click anywhere in the Network tab and select "Save All As HAR".
  • Choose a location to save the HAR file and click "Save".

That's it! You now have a HAR file that contains all of the network requests made by the website.

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