When I request a webpage, I actually make lots of requests for imgs, banners, javascripts (js can include others js and so on), iframes, css, plugins, activex, applets,…
How can I get the url’s list I’m actually downloading from?
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When I request a webpage, I actually make lots of requests for imgs, banners, javascripts (js can include others js and so on), iframes, css, plugins, activex, applets,…
How can I get the url’s list I’m actually downloading from?
Easiest way is to use your browser’s built-in development tools. Generally look for the “network” tab.
(Google Chrome’s Network Panel)
You can also use a tool such as Fiddler, which acts as a proxy server and shows you all web requests, even HTTP from other applications.