[HN Gopher] Show HN: HTTP:COLON - A quick HTTP header/directive ...
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       Show HN: HTTP:COLON - A quick HTTP header/directive inspector and
       reference
        
       Hi HN -- I built HTTP:COLON, a small, open-source web tool for
       quickly checking a site's HTTP response headers and learning what
       they mean as you go.  Link: https://httpcolon.dev/  What it does  -
       Enter a URL and fetch its response headers  - Groups common headers
       into handy buckets (cache, content, security)  - Includes short
       docs/tooltips for headers and directives so you can look things up
       while debugging. I find hovering on highlighted headers quite
       useful!  Supports different HTTP methods (GET/POST/PUT/DELETE)
       Deep links  - You can link directly to a host, e.g.
       https://httpcolon.dev/www.google.com  (or any domain) to jump
       straight into inspecting it.  Why I made it  - I kept bouncing
       between DevTools, MDN, and random blog posts while debugging
       caching + security headers. I wanted one place that's quick for
       "what am I getting back?" and "what does this header/directive do?"
       It's in beta, and I'd love feedback on:  - Missing features you'd
       want for day-to-day debugging (export/share formats, comparisons,
       presets, etc.)  Thanks!
        
       Author : ultimoo
       Score  : 18 points
       Date   : 2026-01-18 18:03 UTC (4 hours ago)
        
 (HTM) web link (httpcolon.dev)
 (TXT) w3m dump (httpcolon.dev)
        
       | php-3 wrote:
       | Heyho. Really nice Work, Love the Design.
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       | Maybe you have an Idea for my Feedback: IT would be cool if i can
       | save my favorites, so i can only come Back and See Always the
       | Same. What do you think?
        
         | ultimoo wrote:
         | Good idea, maybe I could simply store this is in the browser's
         | local storage instead of implementing server side state.
        
           | php-3 wrote:
           | Good Point! Would Love to Test IT, keep IT up!
        
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