Drop a HAR file. Find failed and slow requests. Everything stays in your browser.
Your file stays on this device. No upload, request replay, or saved history.
Your HAR recording · HAR 1.2 format
Select a request for its timing breakdown. URLs omit credentials, query strings, and fragments. Paths may still contain private data.
| Request | Status | Duration | Timeline |
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Source: this request’s HAR entry. TLS is included in Connect and is not added twice. Missing or negative measurements read “Not recorded”. Waiting includes network latency and server time; it does not prove a server problem.
The core tool stays free. There is no premium plan.
Accounts, cards, onboarding tours, or upgrade nags.
A check never becomes a public listing.
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Open your browser’s developer tools and select Network. Reproduce the slow or broken flow, then export the recording as HAR. In Chrome, use its sanitized export by default. Chrome’s HAR export guide explains the options.
It shows recorded HTTP errors and request timings, including logged-in flows. A slow request is a clue, not a root-cause diagnosis. No HTTP status can mean a cancelled, blocked, failed, or incomplete request. The recording span is not page-load time. CPU work, rendering, and unrecorded activity are not measured.
Do not assume so. HAR files may contain credentials, cookies, query values, and request bodies. IndieHAR reads the complete file locally and omits headers and bodies from the report. It does not sanitize or export a safe copy. Even visible URL paths may be sensitive. Clear the file when finished. Cookieless DataFast measures page visits without receiving the file or its contents.
No account, card, premium plan, or upgrade nag. The core stays free. The file and request limits keep local processing manageable.
