A colleague recommended verion 5, although I downloaded the trial of version 6 as a starting point. Very useful tool for diagnosing POST messages over https. Couldn\'t get it to work with my application under Windows 7 64 bit, although it worked for the application under Windows XP.

I just want to capture HTTPs message and this is the best product so far i have downloaded from internet

Just started to use HTTP analyser Hello, just started to use it to analyze HTTPS traffic. At present I liked this product, but is there a possibility to use it in Mozilla FireFox browser?Have a nice day,Ernestas Gruodis

Thank-you! Thanks! I am a programmer, and I've been looking for a while for an HTTP Packet Sniffer that lets me see the "post data" both in a Grid view, and in a raw text view. I've needed that so I can verify that the software I'm writing is sending the correct data out to a server. This is the only one I've found that does this, and that's perfect for my needs. The naming of the notepad tabs are a little unintuitive, and so finding your way around isn't immediate, but its doable. Other then that, it works perfectly as ...

A handy application Dear Folks,The tool was of real help me in my work. Deciphering interaction happening between my machine and the server somewhere else in the form of POST and GET requests is of real help.The best thing about your product is the HTTPS support that you provide. From other sniffing S/Ws, i couldn't get this support.Thanks a lot for being of help in my work.All the best to the team working on HTTP Analyzer.And yeah thanks a lot.Regards,Neeraj!

The IE HTTP Analyzer is a good tool for tracking down any problems related to HTTP communication including headers, cookies and so on.It provides a lot information about the HTTP(S) communication going on, being a valuable tool for web developers.The problem is that a lot of equivalent tools are available for free for Firefox, so you only need this tool when you want to trackdown problems related to Internet Explorer and not HTTP communication in general.

IE HTTP Analyzer- Simple and Useful I was evaluating some Java based web frameworks and was madly looking for some 'easy to use sort of tool' for measuring the response data size for the pages rendered. Came across IE HTTP Analyzer, It's amazing.I would say, it is easy to use,simple and feature rich. Great work guys!!!

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the Analyzed did exactly what I needed, worked great on Vista

Works as advertised. Quite helpful in figuring what websites are causing network problems with fake av.

At first the product was not very intuitive to use but I got my head round it ok. It seemed to do what I wanted but not to the level I feel is necessary. It only scrambled the content of index.dat, it did not remove it! Therefore the file size remained at 320kb instead of the zero I was looking for. I could also still make out parts of the content visually therefore it was not 100% effective. It also could have done with picking up other .dat files like NTuser.dat.

It was good, but we really wanted to be able to restore the index.dat files that had been deleted but couldn\'t find the restore button that the fix had indicated we would need.

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My almost worthless comments... We needed a copy of Photoshop, and didn't have it. SOMEHOW your product name showed up when we did a search on www.download.com (?) or on www.tucows.com so it was downloaded and used to view some files we had just unzipped.We also purchased along with those website header graphics, some flash videos showing how to edit the header templates, using Photoshop.So, back to locating a version of Photoshop that went along with the flash videos showing how to edit the website header graphics. There is a "learning curve" associated with the best products, and since ...

Photoshop It has done what I wanted, view photoshop files without photoshop installed on this PC

Permission Analyzer demo Review I have been searching for a program that will allow me to generate reports of which users/groups have which file/folder permissions on which directories; as well as the opposite (which directories allow/deny which users/groups have what level of access).The program seems to accomplish all of these goals. My biggest complaint is with the formatting of the final report. I did not find it very easy to read, and the report can only be saved in *.html format.