HttpWatch

What HttpWatch is

HttpWatch records browser network requests and responses so teams can examine performance and investigate website problems. It integrates with Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, version 105 or later, and runs on Windows 10 or later and Windows Server 2016 or later. Its logs expose request headers, cookies, query strings, timing, browser cache activity, and console output. Logs can be saved in HWL format or exported as HAR, XML, or CSV. An automation interface and API collect performance data from automated website tests. HttpWatch can flag potentially weak SSL configurations and certain cookie-security issues, including missing Secure or SameSite attributes. Suspected password fields are masked in saved logs by default. The free Basic Edition records activity, but detailed information is restricted to certain popular or relevant sites. Paid licenses are one-time purchases: Single User is $625, paid once, Four User Team is $2,365, paid once, Ten User Team is $5,670, paid once, Site License is $13,285, paid once, and Enterprise License is $62,370, paid once. Each new paid license includes one year of maintenance and priority support.