You can resize and reorder the columns in this list for your convenience. You can also sort this list by clicking on the column header. You can override a session's text color using the ui-color flag in FiddlerScript. The AutoResponder tab allows you to return locally stored content instead of forwarding requests to the server.
Learn more The Inspectors tab allows you to view the contents of each request and response, in a variety of different formats. You can develop custom Inspectors using. The Filters tab enables you to quickly filter out traffic that is not of interest. Why are some green and some black?
Why is the first request shaded, while the other requests are solid? What do the icons such as lightning and floppy disk behind the request represent? What are the two small circles in front of each request? Why are some red and some green? The green request indicates that this is a "conditional request". The HTTP protocol defines five conditional request headers. Based on these two headers, the server verifies whether the local cache has expired. If it expires, it normally returns the latest version of the resource; otherwise, it only returns Not Modified, and the browser continues to use the local cache.
Requests that include conditional request headers are displayed in green, otherwise black. The hatched requests are requests in buffer mode, and the solid ones are requests in streaming mode. Fiddler provides two buffering modes: Buffering and Streaming: In buffering mode, Fiddler returns data to the application usually a browser when the response is completed.
In this mode, you can control the response. Modify the response content conveniently; in streaming mode, Fiddler will return the response data to the browser in real time, but there is no way to control the response.
Generally use the flow mode, the waterfall chart will be more realistic. These two modes can be selected through Fiddler's toolbar. In particular, the response returned by Fiddler's "AutoResponder" function can only be in buffer mode.
The different colors of the request bar correspond to different types of responses, which are classified according to the MIME Type of the response header.
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