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- What does WebDebug look like?
Check out an example of Yahoo's site. Some of
the menus have been de-activated but it gives you a pretty good idea.
- Does WebDebug work with proxy servers?
No. If you already have to specify a proxy server in your browser's settings
to surf the web then WebDebug probably won't work. A future version may
support this if there is enough demand
- What version of Python was it tested with?
Version 1.2 of WebDebug has been tested with Python V 2.1.2. Prior releases of WD have been tested with Python Version 1.5.1 on Windows NT 4.0, Solaris 2.6 & Win 98, version 1.5.2 on NT 4.0.
Thread support is preferable but can be disabled with the
-singlethreaded
command-line parameters.
- Does WebDebug support Keep-Alive?
Yes. It can also be turned off with the
-nokeepalive
command line parameter
- Why did you use Python to write WebDebug?
For two reasons. One, to learn Python. Two, because Python is an awesome
scripting language: the power of Perl without its uglyness, faster to
program in than Java and with tons of very useful libraries. Cool stuff!
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