Скачать или смотреть a demo how to check websocket requests in browser

Download 1M+ code from https://codegive.com/9b510e2
websockets are a protocol for full-duplex communication channels over a single tcp connection, often used in real-time applications like chat apps, live notifications, or online gaming. if you want to check websocket requests in your browser, you can do so using the developer tools available in most modern browsers, such as chrome or firefox.

how to check websocket requests in the browser

step 1: open developer tools

1. *open your browser* (google chrome, firefox, etc.).
2. *right-click* anywhere on the webpage and select *"inspect"* or press `f12`. this will open the developer tools.
3. navigate to the *network* tab.

step 2: filter websocket traffic

1. in the network tab, look for a filter option or a dropdown menu that usually shows "all" or "xhr".
2. click on it and select *"ws"* (for websocket). this will filter the network traffic to show only websocket connections.

step 3: establish a websocket connection

to see websocket requests in action, you can use a simple html and javascript example to create a websocket connection.

code example

here's a basic example of a websocket client that connects to a public echo server. the echo server simply sends back any message that it receives.

html file (`index.html`)



step 4: test the websocket connection

1. save the html file and open it in your browser.
2. in the developer tools, go to the *network* tab and filter for *ws* to see websocket connections.
3. type a message into the input field and hit the "send" button.
4. observe the messages being sent and received in the developer tools under the websocket connection.

step 5: analyze websocket messages

in the network tab, you can click on the websocket connection (it should show as `wss://echo.websocket.org` or similar). once clicked, you can see:

**frames**: this will show you the messages sent and received. you can expand each frame to see the details.
**timing**: this shows you the timing information related to the connection ...

#WebSocket #BrowserDevTools #coding
websocket requests
browser debugging
network monitoring
developer tools
real-time communication
websocket connection
inspect websocket
check websocket traffic
web development
client-server communication
live data streaming
network requests
websocket inspector
web application testing
performance analysis