A Terminal based web page inspector
by teckk from LinuxQuestions.org on (#5PK43)
For anyone who is interested, I have developed a terminal based web page inspector that prints to terminal and logfile all web page requests in sequential order. It also has a small web browser window to allow links or menus to be opened.
It prints request Method, resource Type, and request Url, colorized for Resource Type.
The usage of it would be in place of the web inspector in a web browser. I think it delivers web page info in a easier to find/understand format. It also logs to a plain text file. Which means the info is easily searchable and archive-able.
Here are a few screen grabs of it in action.
https://0x0.st/-xRY.png
https://0x0.st/-xRg.png
https://0x0.st/-xRE.png
https://0x0.st/-xR6.png
It uses qt5 and webengine, in c++. There isn't anything exotic in it. I'll post source and build info if anyone is interested.
And if you don't understand what this could be used for, then this isn't for you, thanks for looking.
It prints request Method, resource Type, and request Url, colorized for Resource Type.
The usage of it would be in place of the web inspector in a web browser. I think it delivers web page info in a easier to find/understand format. It also logs to a plain text file. Which means the info is easily searchable and archive-able.
Here are a few screen grabs of it in action.
https://0x0.st/-xRY.png
https://0x0.st/-xRg.png
https://0x0.st/-xRE.png
https://0x0.st/-xR6.png
It uses qt5 and webengine, in c++. There isn't anything exotic in it. I'll post source and build info if anyone is interested.
And if you don't understand what this could be used for, then this isn't for you, thanks for looking.