HTTPA Archive Reader allows you to read files exported from Firefox's FireBug Net Panel via the export add-on. I created this add-on because the only way to open the archives was via a website and although the core functionality is great the ability to do further analysis and Extract data.
Features
* Supports multiple logs being opened at once.
* Does not change or update the log file.
* Reads and validates HTTP Archive format logs;
* provides a list of log structure errors.
* Generates a timeline for the captured data showing all types of transactions (wait, request, response, etc)
* Clicking on a timeline item will allow you to view all the data collected by firebug Net (Timing, request, response, cache, etc);
* Most lists have full copy to clipboard functionality, supporting plain test, html table, comma separated and tab separated formats.
* Most list items can be double-clicked on to open a zoom-text feature.
* Selected content items timeline is zoomed on screen;
* The timeline display can be hidden/shown, allows optimal space for reviewing a content items characteristics.
* Analysis of the net data, producing chats of:-
o Data throughput over time (Send, Receive and Cache)
o Size Chart (Largest 20 content items)
o Response breakdown - Longest (20 content items that took the longest to complete)
o Response Breakdown - Slowest (20 content items with the lowest throughput)
* Charts have Copy, Save as Image and zoom/pan capabilities.
* Content analysis tools including:
o W3C Standards Check
o W3C Accessibility Check
o Javascript Check
* Content analysis allows results filtering, text-zoom including response source Code View.
