There are two free tools at http://portswigger.net that you can use. Both are
java-based and will run in windows or unix:
- sock is a simple tool which allows a single HTTP request to be manipulated
and re-issued repeatedly from the same window. Each response can be viewed as
plain text or rendered as a web page, and can be searched for keywords. Sock
supports SSL, and keeps a history of all requests and responses.
- burp proxy is an interactive HTTP/S proxy which allows you to intercept,
inspect and modify the raw traffic passing in both directions. Features
include: both text and hex-editing of intercepted traffic, so even binary
data can be manipulated; full history of all requests and modifications, with
ability to reissue and re-modify individual requests; and automatic update of
Content-Length header in modified messages.
On Thursday 02 October 2003 18:35, websecquestions_at_hushmail.com wrote:
> Does anyone know of any free windows based HTTP GUI editors ? I want
> to be able to change methods, add headers etc
>
> Thanks
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