Tue, 31 Oct 06
Fiddler–a way to monitor the HTTP requests that IE makes
Via this post I found Fiddler, which is a wonderfully easy way to see what IE is requesting. No need to use a proxy; you can see the requests as they happen. Simple install, which puts a fiddler button on the IE toolbar. Very useful for debugging. I haven’t tried it with IE7 and there was no mention of it on the Fiddler pages.
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