Insights Hub How to generate a HAR file?
2024-01-05T09:49:44.000-0500
Applications
Summary
HTTP Archive (HAR) keeps track of every action your web browser takes, like requests and responses, their details, and how long it takes for a webpage to load. It's useful for fixing problems with speed and caching. To create a HAR file for your browser, just follow these steps.
Details
For Google Chrome:
Right-click on the page that you wish to debug/analyze and click on Inspect.
Click on the Network tab > on the record button. Refresh the page to capture the issue as output.
Right-click on any of the files listed and click on Save all as HAR with Content. Save the file. You can use this output file for troubleshooting the issue.
For Firefox:
Right-click on the page that you wish to debug/analyze and click on Inspect.
Click on the Network tab.
Refresh the page to capture the issue as output. Right-click on any of the files listed and click on Save All as HAR. Save the file. You can use this output file for troubleshooting the issue.
Right-click on the page that you wish to debug/analyze and click on Inspect.
Click on the Network tab > on the record button. Refresh the page to capture the issue as output.
Right-click on any of the files listed and click on Save all as HAR with Content. Save the file. You can use this output file for troubleshooting the issue.
For Firefox:
Right-click on the page that you wish to debug/analyze and click on Inspect.
Click on the Network tab.
Refresh the page to capture the issue as output. Right-click on any of the files listed and click on Save All as HAR. Save the file. You can use this output file for troubleshooting the issue.