What the entries view shows#

After a session has traffic in it, you read individual requests in the Entries sub-tab. The right pane is the inspector, which opens when you select a request. This page covers the layout. Sub-pages cover each part in detail.

The entries list and the inspector#

• The left pane shows the entries list with a row per request, the recording toolbar above it, and a timeline histogram beneath it.
• The right pane is the inspector. It is empty until you select an entry. After you select one, it shows that request and response across several tabs.

A vertical divider sits between the panes. Drag it to give either side more room.

Filter and group the entries list#

• Filter the list by protocol, content type, or status class.
• Save and reuse filter presets.
• Group entries by host when you want to see what a session talks to.
• Generate an API spec as OpenAPI from the captured traffic.
• Compare two requests side by side to see what changed between them.

Read a request in the inspector#

The inspector has a row of tabs. The set depends on the request. For example, a request without a body has no Request tab.

• The full list of inspector tabs.
• The Overview tab for a full breakdown of session, timing, sizes, TLS, query params, and cookies.
• The Headers tab.
• The Request and Response tabs.
• The Form Data tab for form posts.
• The Auth tab for requests that carry detectable auth payloads.
• The Composer tab for replaying a request with edits.