Analyze Your All Network Traffic with Chrome DevTools

Chrome DevTools has a powerful network panel. If you want to analyze your traffic outside the browser kdzwinel/betwixt electron based application will help you.  

Installation

# Clone this repository
$ git clone https://github.com/kdzwinel/betwixt.git
# Go into the repository
$ cd betwixt
# Install dependencies and run the app
$ npm install && npm start

After installation you should configure your traffic to use proxy as localhost:8008

Important Announcment on Chrome Native Messaging API


Important announcement!
Due to Chrome's abandonment of NPAPI, we had to move to a newer technology called Native Messaging API. Which is kind of good, because now we fully support Linux!
The bad news is that in order to use Devtools Terminal now you have to manually install the Node.js proxy. 

Don't worry, it's easy, here are some quick instructions to get you going: * Install Node.js (http://nodejs.org/)
 
* Open your terminal and run:  

npm install -g devtools-terminal  
sudo devtools-terminal --install --id=leakmhneaibbdapdoienlkifomjceknl


Basically, the first command will install the proxy app and the second one will tell the Chrome browser where to find it. If it didn't work for you, please, report at https://github.com/petethepig/devtools-terminal/issues Thanks