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I am using Google chrome's developer tools to inspect the timeline of some requests. There is the option of storing them as a .HAR file, but I could not find anything that opens it. In a browser, it looks like a simple text file.

Does anybody know how to save Developer Tool's data in a suitable format or how to open .HAR files?

apoorv020
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The HTTP Archive format (HAR) format is intended to be a format for sharing HTTP data across tools. Although there are a bunch of tools that support HAR & allow exporting, only a few among those appear to allow import:

Glorfindel
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mvark
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.har seems to be an HTTP Archive Spec file. You can use HTTP Watch to open such files. FWIW those are JSON files

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Starting in Chrome 62 you can simply:

Drag and drop a HAR file into the Network panel to import it.

(From the release notes.)

robinCTS
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