Open a HAR third-party slowdown diagnosis example
Use a synthetic HAR to review same-site vs third-party hosts, slow-request thresholds, initiator clues, and privacy warnings.
Open exampleHAR file viewer and privacy analyzer
Inspect a local HAR file for slow-request thresholds, same-site versus third-party hosts, initiator clues, status anomalies, and privacy-sensitive signals.
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HAR 仍只在浏览器本地读取。填写同站主机后，可把其它主机归为第三方依赖；未填写时会用请求数最多的主机作为同站基线。
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What does HAR file viewer and privacy analyzer do?
It helps you inspect or process this value and get a readable result quickly.
Is my input saved?
Local tools run in the browser when possible. Server-side checks only use the input needed to complete the lookup.
What should I inspect first in a HAR file?
Start with total requests, status-code spread, host distribution, slowest requests, and the start/end window before drilling into cache, API, login, or asset failures.
How do I tell if a third-party script is slowing the page?
Set the same-site host first, then review the third-party request count, suspicious host list, and initiator summary. If one external host dominates slow or failing requests, treat it as the next debugging priority.
Why doesn't Chakan print Cookie, Authorization, or full query strings?
HAR files often contain sessions, tokens, emails, order IDs, and request bodies. The tool reports sensitive-signal presence and sanitized paths instead of echoing raw secrets.
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