Expose Response Headers is a developer tools chrome extension. it's a free extension , it has 18 active users since released its first version, it earns an average rating of 0.00 from 0 rated user, last update is 2620 days ago.
This is a technical extension to be used with web drivers like Selenium. It adds the so-needed functionality like providing response headers and response status code for requested urls. The available items go to Navigator object, under following properties: navigator.requestHeaders = <array>; navigator.requestUrl = <string>; navigator.requestMethod = <string>; navigator.responseHeaders = <array>; navigator.responseStatusCode = <string>; navigator.responseStatusLine = <string>; navigator.responseUrl = <string>; navigator.responseMethod = <string>; To get those values, you typically need to get them by running a javascript in a page context, and returning the result. In Selenium, it would look something like this: var builder = new selenium.Builder().withCapabilities(selenium.Capabilities.chrome()); var options = new selenium_chrome.Options(); options.addExtensions(__dirname + "/response-headers.crx"); builder.setChromeOptions(options); var page = builder.build(); page.then(function() { // load your url here }, function(err) { // error creating browser }); /// then somewhere after loading the url, you would do page.executeScript(function() { return { statusCode: navigator.responseStatusCode } }).then(function(obj) { // now you have obj.statusCode }); Gist example: https://gist.github.com/javascriptlove/4a00c4931c4c83287f4efd6c23fd02ed
You could download the latest version crx file or older version files and install it.
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