HTTPScoop

HTTP Scoop is a Mac application, similar to Fiddler, a dedicated network sniffer that displays requests to websites along with their responses, making it easy to understand what's happening. Capture HTTP conversations regardless of the browser or server technology you're using. HTTP Scoop passively listens for HTTP requests from any browser (or other application) running on your Mac. If a web server or application server is running on your computer, you'll also see requests sent to that server. You can view request or response data in text or hex dump format, preview images within the app, and save responses to disk. The headers view allows you to examine cookie exchanges and analyze caching behavior. No special configuration is needed, no cumbersome proxies. Simply hit the "Scoop" button to get started! Developing AJAX, SOAP, or other XML-based applications? HTTP Scoop enables you to quickly diagnose issues in your application without the hassle of sifting through log files or adding extra debugging code. You can view POST data or request parameters side by side with server responses. Syntax highlighting for XML and HTML means your eyes are quickly drawn to the crucial aspects of the data being exchanged. Every aspect of an HTTP session is clearly presented: parameters, headers, response times, file sizes, encoding information, and more.

HTTPScoop is a network sniffer for Mac that displays HTTP requests and their responses from websites, helping users easily monitor web traffic activity. Its core value lies in diagnosing web application issues without the need for complex configurations.