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How to Access Raw HTTP Headers in Chrome?

We don’t have something like LiveHTTPHeaders in Chrome. How do we then view the raw HTTP request and response headers in Chrome?

  1. Open a new tab and enter about:net-internals as the URL
  2. Go to Events tab
  3. Enter URL_REQUEST in the Filter box to filter down to only URL Request Events
  4. Pick the event for your URL
  5. In the right-pane, look at the Log tab
  6. The HTTP Request header is listed under  HTTP_TRANSACTION_SEND_REQUEST_HEADERS
  7. The HTTP Response header is listed under HTTP_TRANSACTION_READ_RESPONSE_HEADERS

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