Capturing web traffic logs |
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Introduction
If you've reached this page, chances are good that you
were asked to capture a Web Traffic log.
Usually, this action is performed to track down a bug in your
web browser or a website.
You can use FiddlerCap to capture
your Web Traffic, and send that capture to a debugging buddy who can
troubleshoot
the bug. To get started, just follow the steps below.
Step-by-step Instructions
- Download FiddlerCap. It's
small and simple to install.
- Close all instances of Internet Explorer.
(Using Firefox? click here)
- Install FiddlerCap by running the FiddlerCapSetup.exe file.
- FiddlerCap will start automatically when the installer completes.
- Unless your debugging buddy has asked you to skip this step:
Inside FiddlerCap, click the Clear Cookies button and then the Clear Cache
button.
- Inside FiddlerCap, click the 1. Start Capture button.
- A new Internet Explorer window will appear. Use Internet Explorer's address bar to go to whatever site is having
problems, and do whatever steps are needed to cause the problem to occur.
- To add a picture of the screen to your capture, press the
+Screenshot button inside FiddlerCap.
- Inside FiddlerCap, click the 2. Stop Capture button.
- Click the 3. Save Capture button.
Save the .SAZ file to your desktop.
- Email the .SAZ file from your desktop to your debugging buddy.
If you have a problem performing any of these steps, contact your
debugging buddy and tell them at which step there was a problem. Be sure to
communicate any error messages you encountered.
Note: If your debugging buddy indicates that you need to get a
classic capture, please follow these instructions
instead.
Note: FiddlerCap's installer is only in English, but FiddlerCap itself
will render in: [English | Français | Español | Português | 日本語
| русский] if supported by your Operating System.
Screenshot
Here's a picture of the FiddlerCap user-interface while it's in
"Capturing" mode.
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