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HAR Request Extractor

Open HAR files locally, filter requests, inspect headers, query parameters and timing, redact secrets, and export safe replay or tabular handoffs.

Choose or paste a HARHAR captures may contain credentials. Redaction is enabled by default and all parsing stays in this browser tab.
0HAR entries
0Shown
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—Slowest ms
#MethodStatusTypeTimeURL
SERP Competitor Displacement · HAR Extractor Authority

Inspect requests, secrets and waterfall timing from one HAR

Use the HAR already loaded in the primary extractor, then filter the capture, inspect request/response evidence, audit sensitive fields, reproduce a selected request as cURL or fetch, and export a sanitized handoff without uploading the archive.

Local-only analysis
0Filtered requests
0Errors / no response
0 BResponse body bytes
0 msSlowest request
0Hosts
0Sensitive fields flagged
Request listAnalyze a HAR to populate requests.
#MethodStatusHostTypeSizeTotalURL
No request selected
Select a request to inspect headers, query parameters, cookies, payload and timing phases.

Slow-request waterfall · top 12 filtered requests

Analyze a HAR to draw the timing phases.
Load or paste a HAR in the primary extractor above, then analyze it here.
Privacy boundary: HAR captures can contain cookies, Authorization headers, signed query strings, API keys and request/response bodies. Redaction is on by default here and exported sanitized HAR files remove common credentials plus bodies, but custom secret names can still exist. Review any capture before sharing it. Everything in this authority workspace is parsed in the browser; it does not replay network requests.

Request triage workspace

Filter and rank the parsed HAR without uploading it, so errors, slow requests, large payloads, and API calls surface quickly.

Filter + sort + export
#MethodStatusTypeSizeTimeURL
Parse the HAR above first. Existing redaction setting is respected.

HAR Request Extractor: Network Triage & Export

Summarize HAR requests by status, method, host, type, transfer size and latency, then surface the slowest and largest requests.

GSC Page + Query quick win

Explicit HTTP-tool scope

HAR data stays in the tab. Redaction is enabled by default because captures can include cookies, authorization headers, signed URLs and request bodies.

Browser-local by default

Extract and filter requests from a local HAR capture with obvious credentials and token-like query values redacted by default.

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