When we use the Gargl chrome extension, we found that chrome does not record all of the information of certain responses.
For example, after solving Google's ReCaptcha correctly, chrome does not give the correct information of the response. It hides the content of response, and just gives us " )]}'["uvresp",,,,1] ". But we cannot get the entire content of the response but it does show properly in firefox.
And for the previous issue when there is "content-disposition:attachment; filename=Export090916.xml" in request headers, I can not find the response of xml file in Chrome it does show in Firefox.
These are not shortfalls of the Gargl extension but of the Chrome browser itself.
When we use the Gargl chrome extension, we found that chrome does not record all of the information of certain responses.
For example, after solving Google's ReCaptcha correctly, chrome does not give the correct information of the response. It hides the content of response, and just gives us " )]}'["uvresp",,,,1] ". But we cannot get the entire content of the response but it does show properly in firefox.
And for the previous issue when there is "content-disposition:attachment; filename=Export090916.xml" in request headers, I can not find the response of xml file in Chrome it does show in Firefox.
These are not shortfalls of the Gargl extension but of the Chrome browser itself.