Today, suddenly thought of saving the only audio from the previous teacher's class record, opened listening to listen, is talking about the HTTP protocol, which involves a view protocol plug-in Httpfox, so, the following is the installation and open Httpfox.
Httpfox is a plugin for Firefox that can be used for HTTP parsing.
Installation
1. Open Firefox browser
2. Click "Open Menu" in the top right corner of the browser--"add-ons"
3. Search for "Httpfox"--click "Install" to
4. Restart the browser
Open it
1. Open Firefox browser
2. Click "Open Menu" in the top right corner of the browser--"Customize" in the lower right corner
3. Drag the Httpfox to the navigation bar
or shortcut keys: Ctrl + SHIFT + F2
This protocol also relates to a face test, the difference between the post and get two ways of submitting
Get MethodThe Get method is the default HTTP request method, and we routinely use the Get method to submit form data, but the form data submitted with the Get method is simply encoded, and it is sent to the Web server as part of the URL, so If you use the Get method to submit form data, there is a security risk. For exampleHttp://127.0.0.1/login.jsp?Name=zhangshi&Age=30&Submit=%cc%E+%BD%BBFrom the URL request above, it is easy to identify what the form submits. (? ) In addition, because the data submitted by the Get method is part of the URL request, the amount of data submitted cannot be too large, generally less than 1KB.
Post MethodThe Post method is an alternative to the Get method, which is primarily to submit form data to the Web server, especially large batches of data. The Post method overcomes some of the drawbacks of the Get method. When submitting form data through the Post method, the data is not sent as part of the URL request but as standard data to the Web server, which overcomes the drawback that the information in the Get method is not confidential and the amount of data is too small. Therefore, for security reasons and respect for user privacy, the Post method is usually used for form submission.
A plugin-httpfox in Firefox browser