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Last 7 days Dec 11, 2009 issue 71 (Would be nice if working with Seamonkey too) reported by tommoosach - As Seamonkey is much closer to Firefox since 2.0 it would be great to make httpfox compatible. As Seamonkey is much closer to Firefox since 2.0 it would be great to make httpfox compatible. Last 30 days Dec 09, 2009 issue 70 (Toggle window is blank) reported by kina...@yahoo.com - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Use of IE Tab in conjunction perhaps. Unknown 2. 3. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? The toggle window is blank. Opening in it's own window appears to work however. What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? 0.8.4. XP Pro SP2, FF 3.3.5 Please provide any additional information below. When originally installed it worked perfected. After trying it with IE Tab the toggle remained blank. Uninstalling/installing, restarting, disabling other/all other plugins has no effect. What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Use of IE Tab in conjunction perhaps. Unknown 2. 3. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? The toggle window is blank. Opening in it's own window appears to work however. What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? 0.8.4. XP Pro SP2, FF 3.3.5 Please provide any additional information below. When originally installed it worked perfected. After trying it with IE Tab the toggle remained blank. Uninstalling/installing, restarting, disabling other/all other plugins has no effect. Nov 26, 2009 issue 20 ("Content" tab issues NS_ERROR_DOCUMENT_NOT_CACHED on all POS...) commented on by RobertMc...@Yahoo.com - Same as jeenuv - I'm running 3.5.5 and made the requested configuration settings. Still seeing: Error loading content (NS_ERROR_DOCUMENT_NOT_CACHED) Same as jeenuv - I'm running 3.5.5 and made the requested configuration settings. Still seeing: Error loading content (NS_ERROR_DOCUMENT_NOT_CACHED) Nov 22, 2009 issue 20 ("Content" tab issues NS_ERROR_DOCUMENT_NOT_CACHED on all POS...) commented on by jeenuv - I too face the same problem with Firefox 3.5.5. I have all the options set as mentioned above. I too face the same problem with Firefox 3.5.5. I have all the options set as mentioned above. Earlier this year Oct 27, 2009 issue 69 (0.8.4 Incompatable with FF 3.5.3) reported by aldwynn - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1.Try to install the .xpi file on a FF 3.5.3 client that is not facing the internet, using any file:// method. 2. 3. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? Expected: Installation of httpfox. Result: Error box stating that .0.8.4 is not compatible with FF 3.5.3. What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? 0.8.4 on Solaris 10 Please provide any additional information below. Server is on an internal network, and does not face outside, so I can not use the usual add-ons/get add-ons method, and am forced to install by opening the browser and then using the URL file:// and then clicking on the .xpi file. What steps will reproduce the problem? 1.Try to install the .xpi file on a FF 3.5.3 client that is not facing the internet, using any file:// method. 2. 3. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? Expected: Installation of httpfox. Result: Error box stating that .0.8.4 is not compatible with FF 3.5.3. What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? 0.8.4 on Solaris 10 Please provide any additional information below. Server is on an internal network, and does not face outside, so I can not use the usual add-ons/get add-ons method, and am forced to install by opening the browser and then using the URL file:// and then clicking on the .xpi file. Oct 14, 2009 issue 23 (Ability to export and save data) commented on by Konstantin.Pelepelin - Saving POSTed files/binary data is absolutely required to debug some Flash apps. Saving POSTed files/binary data is absolutely required to debug some Flash apps. Oct 12, 2009 issue 68 (Toolbar disappears when fullscreened in Firefox) reported by bradachorn - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Open HttpFox 2. Press F11 to make Firefox fullscreen 3. Toolbar is no longer accessible What is the expected output? What do you see instead? The toolbar should stick around What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? Firefox 3.5.3 on Easy Peasy 1.1 (Ubuntu 8.10 w/Netbook Remix for netbooks) What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Open HttpFox 2. Press F11 to make Firefox fullscreen 3. Toolbar is no longer accessible What is the expected output? What do you see instead? The toolbar should stick around What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? Firefox 3.5.3 on Easy Peasy 1.1 (Ubuntu 8.10 w/Netbook Remix for netbooks) Oct 06, 2009 issue 67 (Content - Show Hex Values of Bytes instead of oo type image) reported by nacnuduk1975 - Just download any binary type response. Great tool. Love the work. Just wish I could see the bytes of the content as hex values. Would really be helpful. I will do the "update / coding" if someone points me in the direction vis-a-vis dev tools required. Cheers. Just download any binary type response. Great tool. Love the work. Just wish I could see the bytes of the content as hex values. Would really be helpful. I will do the "update / coding" if someone points me in the direction vis-a-vis dev tools required. Cheers. Sep 28, 2009 issue 66 (Hex dump in POST Data) reported by m...@waggoner.com - This is an enhancement request, not a bug report. The request is to add an option to the radio buttons on the bottom of the "POST Data" tab. In addition to "Pretty" and "Raw" it'd be wonderful to have a "Hex dump" option that shows the posted data in dual-column hex/plaintext format, a la the standard command-line utility "hexdump -C". Right now, I'm looking at a post data view, but most of it is binary data and it's just a bunch of question marks in diamonds (the usual UTF-8 "I don't know what this is" glyph). Being able to see the raw binary data would be fantastic for web development. Thanks! This is an enhancement request, not a bug report. The request is to add an option to the radio buttons on the bottom of the "POST Data" tab. In addition to "Pretty" and "Raw" it'd be wonderful to have a "Hex dump" option that shows the posted data in dual-column hex/plaintext format, a la the standard command-line utility "hexdump -C". Right now, I'm looking at a post data view, but most of it is binary data and it's just a bunch of question marks in diamonds (the usual UTF-8 "I don't know what this is" glyph). Being able to see the raw binary data would be fantastic for web development. Thanks! Sep 22, 2009 issue 43 (httpfox not displaying the expected output) commented on by pcabralc - I'm getting the same issue. Try opening a page without IETab just to see if it matches my Issue (I.65). Thx I'm getting the same issue. Try opening a page without IETab just to see if it matches my Issue (I.65). Thx Sep 22, 2009 issue 65 (Doesnt work with IE Tab) reported by pcabralc - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Open a webpage in IETab and try logging it What is the expected output? What do you see instead? No logging What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? 0.8.4 on WIn XP SP3 Please provide any additional information below. What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Open a webpage in IETab and try logging it What is the expected output? What do you see instead? No logging What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? 0.8.4 on WIn XP SP3 Please provide any additional information below. Sep 11, 2009 issue 23 (Ability to export and save data) commented on by pappkamerad - thanks bobby! i will take a look at it when i am back in vienna. thanks bobby! i will take a look at it when i am back in vienna. Sep 08, 2009 issue 64 (Interface with XML-RPC comms improvement) reported by si...@sibaz.com - We use XML-RPC a lot, on our site, so routinely use HTTP Fox to log the communication between flash games and/or the site AJAX and the back end server. HTTP Fox currently allows us to see the XML-RPC server .php page in the grid, but to see the XML-RPC Method or response, we have to look in the lower box, which means we can't copy and paste the conversation, into a file somewhere, to analyse problems, we have to do it inside httpfox (when it has cached the returned part of the conversation). It would be really useful if some part of the XML-RPC request and response could be seen as part of the grid. The Method-Call-Name would be obvious, the response would have to be configurable. Many Thanks, We use XML-RPC a lot, on our site, so routinely use HTTP Fox to log the communication between flash games and/or the site AJAX and the back end server. HTTP Fox currently allows us to see the XML-RPC server .php page in the grid, but to see the XML-RPC Method or response, we have to look in the lower box, which means we can't copy and paste the conversation, into a file somewhere, to analyse problems, we have to do it inside httpfox (when it has cached the returned part of the conversation). It would be really useful if some part of the XML-RPC request and response could be seen as part of the grid. The Method-Call-Name would be obvious, the response would have to be configurable. Many Thanks, Sep 07, 2009 issue 23 (Ability to export and save data) commented on by bobby7718 - here is the diff stuff and sample, it bases on the latest code under trunk. http://httpfox.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ best regards any question, feel free to email to me, bobby7718@gmail.com -bobby here is the diff stuff and sample, it bases on the latest code under trunk. http://httpfox.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ best regards any question, feel free to email to me, bobby7718@gmail.com -bobby Sep 07, 2009 issue 23 (Ability to export and save data) commented on by bobby7718 - Hey, pappkamerad I used Httpfox a lot in my life. Thanks for your effor on it. I made a diff to implement export traffic data , it's format looks something like HttpWatch's export. Attatched is the diff and exported sample . Feel free to apply it to the code tree if you think it worthy. I can improvement it if you want. Thanks for your effort on this great tool. -bobby Hey, pappkamerad I used Httpfox a lot in my life. Thanks for your effor on it. I made a diff to implement export traffic data , it's format looks something like HttpWatch's export. Attatched is the diff and exported sample . Feel free to apply it to the code tree if you think it worthy. I can improvement it if you want. Thanks for your effort on this great tool. -bobby Aug 05, 2009 issue 23 (Ability to export and save data) commented on by a...@nooneishere.co.uk - Rather than export it for replay within HTTPFox, it would be better to export it into a XML format that could be easily translated for use with JMeter and/or other tools. This page gives details on the JMeter format: http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-jmeter/JmxTestPlan Rather than export it for replay within HTTPFox, it would be better to export it into a XML format that could be easily translated for use with JMeter and/or other tools. This page gives details on the JMeter format: http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-jmeter/JmxTestPlan Jul 22, 2009 issue 20 ("Content" tab issues NS_ERROR_DOCUMENT_NOT_CACHED on all POS...) commented on by ramaro99 - I have the same problem here. It worked for a long time, but now it doesnt work anymore, i dont know why. I checked the cache options as pappkamerad said, they are all true except the ssl one. Im using FF 3.0.11 I have the same problem here. It worked for a long time, but now it doesnt work anymore, i dont know why. I checked the cache options as pappkamerad said, they are all true except the ssl one. Im using FF 3.0.11 Jul 22, 2009 issue 20 ("Content" tab issues NS_ERROR_DOCUMENT_NOT_CACHED on all POS...) commented on by i...@blue4you.be - I have the same problem here. It worked for a long time, but now it doesnt work anymore, i dont know why. I checked the cache options as pappkamerad said, they are all true except the ssl one. I have the same problem here. It worked for a long time, but now it doesnt work anymore, i dont know why. I checked the cache options as pappkamerad said, they are all true except the ssl one. Jul 08, 2009 issue 23 (Ability to export and save data) commented on by O.Lenormand - An XML export would be THE killing feature for HTTPFOX. The way http://www.ieinspector.com/httpanalyzer/index.html saves a "full content stream" in an XML file would be nice. Any hope of getting this feature quite soon? :) Thanks, Olivier. An XML export would be THE killing feature for HTTPFOX. The way http://www.ieinspector.com/httpanalyzer/index.html saves a "full content stream" in an XML file would be nice. Any hope of getting this feature quite soon? :) Thanks, Olivier. Jul 08, 2009 issue 23 (Ability to export and save data) commented on by O.Lenormand - An XML export would be THE killing feature for HTTPFOX. The way http://www.ieinspector.com/httpanalyzer/index.html saves a "full content stream" in an XML file would be nice. Any hope of getting this feature quite soon? :) Thanks, Olivier. An XML export would be THE killing feature for HTTPFOX. The way http://www.ieinspector.com/httpanalyzer/index.html saves a "full content stream" in an XML file would be nice. Any hope of getting this feature quite soon? :) Thanks, Olivier. Jun 28, 2009 issue 63 (Cannot add security exception for invalid server certificate) reported by dyoshinaga - Context: I ran into this when testing an internal test server that was using a certificate for a different hostname. The certificate was self-signed. So this is really a corner case. Also, I can work around it by just stopping HttpFox (i.e., without restarting the browser). What steps will reproduce the problem? Setup: * Firefox 3.0.10 (happens on Linux and Windows XP, possibly other platforms) * HttpFox version 0.8.4 is installed * HttpFox is either started or the option "Automatically start watching when browser starts" is checked. * In about:config, these settings are left at their default values: * browser.xul.error_pages.enabled (true) * browser.xul.error_pages.expert_bad_cert (false) 1. Go to the server, and get the standard "Secure Connection Failed" error message (Error code: sec_error_untrusted_issuer). There should be an "Or you can add an exception link" at the end of the message. 2. Click the "Or you can add an exception" link. This displays the buttons "Get me out of here!" and "Add Exception". 3. Click the "Add Exception" button. This opens a new "Add Security Exception" dialog box. 4. In the dialog box, click the "Get Certificate" button to get the certificate for the server, so that you can add an exception. Here is what happens: i) In the dialog box, the Certificate Status section displays: ============== Certificate Status ========================== Checking Information Attempting to identify the site. ============================================================= ii) An alert box opens. The alert box displays the message (in plain text): ================= Alert ======================= [the test server name is here] uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate is not trusted because it is self signed. The certificate is only valid for <a id="cert_domain_link" title="[the test server name is here]">(null)</a> (Error code: sec_error_untrusted_issuer) OK =============================================== iii) When you click OK to dismiss the alert box (which has no other buttons), back in the "Add Security Exception" dialog box, the Certificate Status section changes to display: ============== Certificate Status ========================== No Information Available Unable to obtain identification status for the given site. ============================================================= iv) The "Confirm Security Exception" button is disabled. The only thing that you can do from here is click the "Cancel" button to close the "Add Security Exception" dialog box. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? If HttpFox is stopped, at step (4), item (ii) above, no alert box appears. Instead, the "Certificate Status" section displays the messages: ============== Certificate Status ========================== This site attempts to identify itself with invalid information. [View button] Wrong Site Certificate belongs to a different site, which could indicate an identity theft. Unknown Identity Certificate is not trusted, because it hasn't been verified by a recognized authority. ============================================================= The "Confirm Security Exception" button is enabled. What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? 0.8.4 on Linux and Windows XP Please provide any additional information below. It looks like there was another defect about HttpFox dropping SSL connections to servers with invalid certificates ( Issue 51 ), but it looks like that was fixed. I'm not sure if this is related. I can work around this problem by stopping HttpFox to accept the certificate for the test server and then starting HttpFox again (no need to restart the browser), so it's not really a problem. But it was pretty confusing (and I couldn't figure out what was causing it), so I thought I should note it down somewhere. Hope this is OK. Sorry this is kind of long. Context: I ran into this when testing an internal test server that was using a certificate for a different hostname. The certificate was self-signed. So this is really a corner case. Also, I can work around it by just stopping HttpFox (i.e., without restarting the browser). What steps will reproduce the problem? Setup: * Firefox 3.0.10 (happens on Linux and Windows XP, possibly other platforms) * HttpFox version 0.8.4 is installed * HttpFox is either started or the option "Automatically start watching when browser starts" is checked. * In about:config, these settings are left at their default values: * browser.xul.error_pages.enabled (true) * browser.xul.error_pages.expert_bad_cert (false) 1. Go to the server, and get the standard "Secure Connection Failed" error message (Error code: sec_error_untrusted_issuer). There should be an "Or you can add an exception link" at the end of the message. 2. Click the "Or you can add an exception" link. This displays the buttons "Get me out of here!" and "Add Exception". 3. Click the "Add Exception" button. This opens a new "Add Security Exception" dialog box. 4. In the dialog box, click the "Get Certificate" button to get the certificate for the server, so that you can add an exception. Here is what happens: i) In the dialog box, the Certificate Status section displays: ============== Certificate Status ========================== Checking Information Attempting to identify the site. ============================================================= ii) An alert box opens. The alert box displays the message (in plain text): ================= Alert ======================= [the test server name is here] uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate is not trusted because it is self signed. The certificate is only valid for <a id="cert_domain_link" title="[the test server name is here]">(null)</a> (Error code: sec_error_untrusted_issuer) OK =============================================== iii) When you click OK to dismiss the alert box (which has no other buttons), back in the "Add Security Exception" dialog box, the Certificate Status section changes to display: ============== Certificate Status ========================== No Information Available Unable to obtain identification status for the given site. ============================================================= iv) The "Confirm Security Exception" button is disabled. The only thing that you can do from here is click the "Cancel" button to close the "Add Security Exception" dialog box. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? If HttpFox is stopped, at step (4), item (ii) above, no alert box appears. Instead, the "Certificate Status" section displays the messages: ============== Certificate Status ========================== This site attempts to identify itself with invalid information. [View button] Wrong Site Certificate belongs to a different site, which could indicate an identity theft. Unknown Identity Certificate is not trusted, because it hasn't been verified by a recognized authority. ============================================================= The "Confirm Security Exception" button is enabled. What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? 0.8.4 on Linux and Windows XP Please provide any additional information below. It looks like there was another defect about HttpFox dropping SSL connections to servers with invalid certificates ( Issue 51 ), but it looks like that was fixed. I'm not sure if this is related. I can work around this problem by stopping HttpFox to accept the certificate for the test server and then starting HttpFox again (no need to restart the browser), so it's not really a problem. But it was pretty confusing (and I couldn't figure out what was causing it), so I thought I should note it down somewhere. Hope this is OK. Sorry this is kind of long. Jun 25, 2009 issue 62 (Enhancement Request -- Raw HTTP Streams) reported by champion.p - HttpWatch is able to display the raw HTTP stream of an entire transaction. I'm currently working with chunked encoding-type responses, and I'd like to be able to see the raw response (chunks and all). Currently, the "Raw" option in the Content tab is simply not "raw" enough. HttpWatch is able to display the raw HTTP stream of an entire transaction. I'm currently working with chunked encoding-type responses, and I'd like to be able to see the raw response (chunks and all). Currently, the "Raw" option in the Content tab is simply not "raw" enough. Jun 12, 2009 issue 6 (Response Body is not captured directly) commented on by pappkamerad - yes, using nsITraceableChannel is planned. yes, using nsITraceableChannel is planned. Jun 11, 2009 issue 6 (Response Body is not captured directly) commented on by trev....@adblockplus.org - This should use nsITraceableChannel interface to intercept the content, this is more reliable than getting data from cache. This should use nsITraceableChannel interface to intercept the content, this is more reliable than getting data from cache. Jun 11, 2009 issue 38 (autostart when httpfox window is opened) commented on by trev....@adblockplus.org - Actually, an option is unnecessary. When somebody opens the HttpFox window he certainly doesn't want to study the controls or to stare at the blank list. So the first time it is opened it should start logging immediately. When closed and re-opened it should keep its state as it does already. Actually, an option is unnecessary. When somebody opens the HttpFox window he certainly doesn't want to study the controls or to stare at the blank list. So the first time it is opened it should start logging immediately. When closed and re-opened it should keep its state as it does already. May 30, 2009 issue 23 (Ability to export and save data) commented on by syogesh22 - My requirement is some what similar . I am looking for open source tool which can record the http(s) session and replay it as many times as we want.It will help benchmark the web application and going further we can have automated performance testing process where we will replay the recorded traffic and we can check if any new development has really pull down the performance of the web app by comparing the bench marked numbers against the test numbers. My requirement is some what similar . I am looking for open source tool which can record the http(s) session and replay it as many times as we want.It will help benchmark the web application and going further we can have automated performance testing process where we will replay the recorded traffic and we can check if any new development has really pull down the performance of the web app by comparing the bench marked numbers against the test numbers. May 27, 2009 r23 (- updated firefox maxversion to 3.5.) committed by pappkamerad - - updated firefox maxversion to 3.5. - updated firefox maxversion to 3.5.* May 12, 2009 issue 61 (Cookie path not being parsed correctly ) reported by adam.wildavsky - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Send a Set-Cookie response formatted without spaces after the semicolons, e.g., Set-Cookie: MyCookie=42;Domain=.mydomain.com;Path=/mypath;Secure What is the expected output? The httpfox cookie pane should show the path as "/mypath". What do you see instead? The httpfox cookie pane shows the path as "/". What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? httpfox 0.8.4 on FF 3.0.1 under OS X 10.5.6. Additional Info: The cookie is parsed properly if the response is formatted as follows: Set-Cookie: MyCookie=42; Domain=.mydomain.com; Path=/mypath; Secure What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Send a Set-Cookie response formatted without spaces after the semicolons, e.g., Set-Cookie: MyCookie=42;Domain=.mydomain.com;Path=/mypath;Secure What is the expected output? The httpfox cookie pane should show the path as "/mypath". What do you see instead? The httpfox cookie pane shows the path as "/". What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? httpfox 0.8.4 on FF 3.0.1 under OS X 10.5.6. Additional Info: The cookie is parsed properly if the response is formatted as follows: Set-Cookie: MyCookie=42; Domain=.mydomain.com; Path=/mypath; Secure Apr 23, 2009 issue 20 ("Content" tab issues NS_ERROR_DOCUMENT_NOT_CACHED on all POS...) commented on by ewinerye...@ewinerysolutions.com - I have the same problem, too I have the same problem, too Apr 21, 2009 issue 60 (The program not interpret cookie propiety "max-age") reported by caragot - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Visit any site with cookies with "max-age" propiety 2. See the HttpFox window, in Cookies tab 3. The program referal the cookie as "session cookie" (Expires as end of session) What is the expected output? What do you see instead? The expected output is the program mark the cookie as correct expiration date What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? Version 0.8.4, under Firefox 3.0.8, under GNU/Linux Please provide any additional information below. What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Visit any site with cookies with "max-age" propiety 2. See the HttpFox window, in Cookies tab 3. The program referal the cookie as "session cookie" (Expires as end of session) What is the expected output? What do you see instead? The expected output is the program mark the cookie as correct expiration date What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? Version 0.8.4, under Firefox 3.0.8, under GNU/Linux Please provide any additional information below. Apr 13, 2009 issue 57 (cannot open in own window) Status changed by pappkamerad - Status: NotReproducible Status: NotReproducible Apr 13, 2009 issue 55 (Doesn't install in FF 3.0.6) Status changed by pappkamerad - Status: NotReproducible Status: NotReproducible Apr 13, 2009 issue 45 (URLs Listed Twice) Status changed by pappkamerad - Status: NotReproducible Status: NotReproducible Apr 13, 2009 r22 (- changed version to 0.8.4 - added XPI package 0.8.4) committed by pappkamerad - - changed version to 0.8.4 - added XPI package 0.8.4 - changed version to 0.8.4 - added XPI package 0.8.4 Apr 09, 2009 r21 (restructured most global variables to locals) committed by pappkamerad - restructured most global variables to locals restructured most global variables to locals Apr 04, 2009 r20 (created branch for change to direct response body capturing ...) committed by pappkamerad - created branch for change to direct response body capturing (FF >= 3.0.4) created branch for change to direct response body capturing (FF >= 3.0.4) Apr 04, 2009 r19 (some setup/ignore things) committed by pappkamerad - some setup/ignore things some setup/ignore things Apr 03, 2009 r18 (- issue 47 - issue 26 - issue 51 - issue 54 - issue 39 - iss...) committed by pappkamerad - - issue 47 - issue 26 - issue 51 - issue 54 - issue 39 - issue 40 - some other fixes - issue 47 - issue 26 - issue 51 - issue 54 - issue 39 - issue 40 - some other fixes Apr 03, 2009 issue 54 (HttpFox alters response data enough to cause sites to malfun...) Status changed by pappkamerad - Status: Fixed Status: Fixed Apr 03, 2009 issue 51 (Silently drops SSL connections to sites with certificate pro...) Status changed by pappkamerad - Status: Fixed Status: Fixed Apr 03, 2009 issue 44 (Pretty display of POST variables not working with arrays) Status changed by pappkamerad - Status: Fixed Status: Fixed Apr 03, 2009 issue 26 (Times in overview are sometimes a factor 10 too large) Status changed by pappkamerad - Status: Fixed Status: Fixed Apr 03, 2009 issue 47 (nsIChannel.notificationCallbacks gets overridden, so listene...) Status changed by pappkamerad - thanks for reporting this in such detail Status: Fixed thanks for reporting this in such detail Status: Fixed Mar 31, 2009 issue 24 (Check Box in the menu is not changed when panel closed via c...) Status changed by pappkamerad - Status: Fixed Status: Fixed Mar 31, 2009 issue 39 (remember window position and state) changed by pappkamerad - Status: Fixed Owner: pappkamerad Status: Fixed Owner: pappkamerad Mar 31, 2009 issue 40 (remember log column width and view state) changed by pappkamerad - Status: Fixed Owner: pappkamerad Status: Fixed Owner: pappkamerad Mar 30, 2009 issue 13 (Advanced filter) commented on by jeremiah.dodds - I'd really like to see something akin to Wiresharks filtering. That is, being able to do filter by things like "method=POST url~="http://somesite.com result!=(200\|cache)", etc. Basically $COLUMNAME=$REGEX, with some niceties like preserving the order of results. I'm willing to help with implementation as well, although I'm sure it will take me some time to get familiar with what's there now. I'll be checking out the existing codebase in my free time, and hopefully will be able to dedicate some time to working on HTTPFox - I use it all the time, and would love to be able to improve it. I'd really like to see something akin to Wiresharks filtering. That is, being able to do filter by things like "method=POST url~="http://somesite.com result!=(200\|cache)", etc. Basically $COLUMNAME=$REGEX, with some niceties like preserving the order of results. I'm willing to help with implementation as well, although I'm sure it will take me some time to get familiar with what's there now. I'll be checking out the existing codebase in my free time, and hopefully will be able to dedicate some time to working on HTTPFox - I use it all the time, and would love to be able to improve it. Mar 26, 2009 issue 58 (columns not sortable) changed by pappkamerad - Status: Accepted Owner: pappkamerad Labels: Type-Enhancement Status: Accepted Owner: pappkamerad Labels: Type-Enhancement Mar 24, 2009 issue 59 (httpfox 0.83 block gmail notifier 0.6.3.11connection) commented on by marcosmvsouza - You must close gmail notifier. After this, start httpfox then try open gmail notifier. You must close gmail notifier. After this, start httpfox then try open gmail notifier. Mar 24, 2009 issue 59 (httpfox 0.83 block gmail notifier 0.6.3.11connection) reported by mvsdeminas - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Set httpfox 0.83 to autostart with firefox 3.07 2. Set gmail notifier 0.6.3.11 to autostart 3. close then reopen Firefox 3.07 What is the expected output? What do you see instead? Gmail Notifier do not connect. After stop the httpfox you can click on the gmail notifier icon to connect. Please use labels and text to provide additional information. What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Set httpfox 0.83 to autostart with firefox 3.07 2. Set gmail notifier 0.6.3.11 to autostart 3. close then reopen Firefox 3.07 What is the expected output? What do you see instead? Gmail Notifier do not connect. After stop the httpfox you can click on the gmail notifier icon to connect. Please use labels and text to provide additional information.

issue 63 (Cannot add security exception for invalid server certificate) reported by dyoshinaga - Context: I ran into this when testing an internal test server that was using a certificate for a different hostname. The certificate was self-signed. So this is really a corner case. Also, I can work around it by just stopping HttpFox (i.e., without restarting the browser). What steps will reproduce the problem? Setup: * Firefox 3.0.10 (happens on Linux and Windows XP, possibly other platforms) * HttpFox version 0.8.4 is installed * HttpFox is either started or the option "Automatically start watching when browser starts" is checked. * In about:config, these settings are left at their default values: * browser.xul.error_pages.enabled (true) * browser.xul.error_pages.expert_bad_cert (false) 1. Go to the server, and get the standard "Secure Connection Failed" error message (Error code: sec_error_untrusted_issuer). There should be an "Or you can add an exception link" at the end of the message. 2. Click the "Or you can add an exception" link. This displays the buttons "Get me out of here!" and "Add Exception". 3. Click the "Add Exception" button. This opens a new "Add Security Exception" dialog box. 4. In the dialog box, click the "Get Certificate" button to get the certificate for the server, so that you can add an exception. Here is what happens: i) In the dialog box, the Certificate Status section displays: ============== Certificate Status ========================== Checking Information Attempting to identify the site. ============================================================= ii) An alert box opens. The alert box displays the message (in plain text): ================= Alert ======================= [the test server name is here] uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate is not trusted because it is self signed. The certificate is only valid for <a id="cert_domain_link" title="[the test server name is here]">(null)</a> (Error code: sec_error_untrusted_issuer) OK =============================================== iii) When you click OK to dismiss the alert box (which has no other buttons), back in the "Add Security Exception" dialog box, the Certificate Status section changes to display: ============== Certificate Status ========================== No Information Available Unable to obtain identification status for the given site. ============================================================= iv) The "Confirm Security Exception" button is disabled. The only thing that you can do from here is click the "Cancel" button to close the "Add Security Exception" dialog box. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? If HttpFox is stopped, at step (4), item (ii) above, no alert box appears. Instead, the "Certificate Status" section displays the messages: ============== Certificate Status ========================== This site attempts to identify itself with invalid information. [View button] Wrong Site Certificate belongs to a different site, which could indicate an identity theft. Unknown Identity Certificate is not trusted, because it hasn't been verified by a recognized authority. ============================================================= The "Confirm Security Exception" button is enabled. What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? 0.8.4 on Linux and Windows XP Please provide any additional information below. It looks like there was another defect about HttpFox dropping SSL connections to servers with invalid certificates ( Issue 51 ), but it looks like that was fixed. I'm not sure if this is related. I can work around this problem by stopping HttpFox to accept the certificate for the test server and then starting HttpFox again (no need to restart the browser), so it's not really a problem. But it was pretty confusing (and I couldn't figure out what was causing it), so I thought I should note it down somewhere. Hope this is OK. Sorry this is kind of long.

Context: I ran into this when testing an internal test server that was using a certificate for a different hostname. The certificate was self-signed. So this is really a corner case. Also, I can work around it by just stopping HttpFox (i.e., without restarting the browser). What steps will reproduce the problem? Setup: * Firefox 3.0.10 (happens on Linux and Windows XP, possibly other platforms) * HttpFox version 0.8.4 is installed * HttpFox is either started or the option "Automatically start watching when browser starts" is checked. * In about:config, these settings are left at their default values: * browser.xul.error_pages.enabled (true) * browser.xul.error_pages.expert_bad_cert (false) 1. Go to the server, and get the standard "Secure Connection Failed" error message (Error code: sec_error_untrusted_issuer). There should be an "Or you can add an exception link" at the end of the message. 2. Click the "Or you can add an exception" link. This displays the buttons "Get me out of here!" and "Add Exception". 3. Click the "Add Exception" button. This opens a new "Add Security Exception" dialog box. 4. In the dialog box, click the "Get Certificate" button to get the certificate for the server, so that you can add an exception. Here is what happens: i) In the dialog box, the Certificate Status section displays: ============== Certificate Status ========================== Checking Information Attempting to identify the site. ============================================================= ii) An alert box opens. The alert box displays the message (in plain text): ================= Alert ======================= [the test server name is here] uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate is not trusted because it is self signed. The certificate is only valid for <a id="cert_domain_link" title="[the test server name is here]">(null)</a> (Error code: sec_error_untrusted_issuer) OK =============================================== iii) When you click OK to dismiss the alert box (which has no other buttons), back in the "Add Security Exception" dialog box, the Certificate Status section changes to display: ============== Certificate Status ========================== No Information Available Unable to obtain identification status for the given site. ============================================================= iv) The "Confirm Security Exception" button is disabled. The only thing that you can do from here is click the "Cancel" button to close the "Add Security Exception" dialog box. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? If HttpFox is stopped, at step (4), item (ii) above, no alert box appears. Instead, the "Certificate Status" section displays the messages: ============== Certificate Status ========================== This site attempts to identify itself with invalid information. [View button] Wrong Site Certificate belongs to a different site, which could indicate an identity theft. Unknown Identity Certificate is not trusted, because it hasn't been verified by a recognized authority. ============================================================= The "Confirm Security Exception" button is enabled. What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? 0.8.4 on Linux and Windows XP Please provide any additional information below. It looks like there was another defect about HttpFox dropping SSL connections to servers with invalid certificates ( Issue 51 ), but it looks like that was fixed. I'm not sure if this is related. I can work around this problem by stopping HttpFox to accept the certificate for the test server and then starting HttpFox again (no need to restart the browser), so it's not really a problem. But it was pretty confusing (and I couldn't figure out what was causing it), so I thought I should note it down somewhere. Hope this is OK. Sorry this is kind of long.

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