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Your Raw HTTP Response -> URL
Your Raw HTTP Response -> URL
I wanted a tool to be able to effortlessly check out how browsers (and other clients) react to different headers (and anomalies) in the HTTP response, so I made it. Source: https://github.com/ukusormus/response-machine
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