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are there any methods to record http traces that are issued from the browser?

I would be mainly interested in the GET / POST methods to understand the interaction with a webpage. Maybe helpful the browser I am using is FireFox.

+1  A: 

For Firefox: Live HTTP Headers

vartec
+5  A: 

You can use the Firebug, HTTPFox or Live HTTP Headers Firefox addons.

Greg
Just discovered HTTPFox today and have added it to my browser. Usually use Live HTTP Headers for this sort of thing most of the time.
Evan
A: 

The question is a duplicate. You might want to check:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/722807/http-monitor-software-monitor-web-services/722876#722876

ya23
He wants to see HTTP get/post -- the easiest is a browser. Looking at it with Wireshark is overkill.
Till
Of course you're right, but there are other answers.
ya23
A: 

HttpWatch is a commercial tool that will record traces in both IE and Firefox. There is also a free version available that shows basic information such as time charts, URLs accessed, the HTTP method and the status code returned from the server.

Disclaimer: This answer was provided by Simtec Limited, the makers of HttpWatch.

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