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Got same issue on Windows 10 + Android device. Temporarily disabling Windows firewall fixed the issue, so it's a firewall issue. edit: Specific, allowing the Java application

@agg23 I have updated the ticket with screenshots. So, its more about moving some components around to get it more aligned with browser devtools that we developers/testers are familiar with....

@agg23 @pavelfeldman I would like to make the following changes, any open to a PR? 1. Make section headers collapsible 2. Remember collapsed state via localstorage 3. Show Headers count...

Thanks for the response! I already had a feeling that not everyone has notifications turned on, which is understandable with a project of this size. Great that I can contribute....

> [@cpAdm](https://github.com/cpAdm) do you want to do it? @pavelfeldman Sure. However, I don't think this feature is trivial to add. Formatting is not something CodeMirror offers anymore. For JSON, it...

If we want to implement this I suggest a toggle button for pretty printing. Similar to what [chrome devtools](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/network#details) has: One of the disadvantages is that the line numbering for...

@pavelfeldman Makes sense. It would probably increase with couple of MB it seems, unfortunately. https://www.agenthicks.com/research/codemirror-vs-monaco-editor-comparison It turns out that if the response is JSON, Playwright already formats it: https://github.com/microsoft/playwright/blob/7249e2068ac847884c461a8fda5b844a40875cf0/packages/trace-viewer/src/ui/networkResourceDetails.tsx#L242 So,...

Playwright currently only formats here if the media type is `application/json`, but as per [RFC 6839](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6839#section-3.1) I think we should also try to JSON-format if if the type ends with...

> This all code does not make sense to me, we should figure it out based on the request type, not the contentType. Why would Fetch imply application/json. Good observation....

Bit too much complexity for my liking at this point in time, so not picking this one up.