This my not be quite what you're looking for, but setting up your web
browser to go through a proxy like junkbuster might be a good start.
Opening up the code for junkbuster might also allow you to start
logging outbound data sent via the proxy.
--- csj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Basically I wa
On Sat, 7 Apr 2001, csj wrote:
> Basically I want to capture (log?) what my browser sends out
> when I click a link (stuff like what the POST request actually
> posts). I can probably figure some of this out by saving and digging
> thru the source (say, replacing the POST with a GET) but I want
Basically I want to capture (log?) what my browser sends out
when I click a link (stuff like what the POST request actually
posts). I can probably figure some of this out by saving and digging
thru the source (say, replacing the POST with a GET) but I want
something more thorough and paranoid.
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