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How to extract an HAR file

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A HAR file captures network activity, useful for debugging and examining operations. Below are step-by-step instructions for popular browsers across different operating systems.

Google Chrome

Windows

  1. Open Chrome and press Ctrl + Shift + I to open Developer Tools. Alternatively, click on the icon on the top-right, and then and

  2. Click on the Network tab

  3. Ensure the "Record network log" button is active (should be red) - , and click on the "Clear network log" button -

  4. Open the relevant LSports page and perform the needed operation to be examined

  5. Click on "Save all as HAR" -

  6. Choose a location and save the file

macOS

  1. Open Chrome and press Cmd + Option + I to open Developer Tools

  2. Click on the Network tab

  3. Ensure the "Record network log" button is active (should be red) - , and click on the "Clear network log" button -

  4. Open the relevant LSports page and perform the needed operation to be examined

  5. Click on "Save all as HAR" -

  6. Choose a location and save the file

Linux

  1. Open Chrome and press Ctrl + Shift + I to open Developer Tools

  2. Click on the Network tab

  3. Open the relevant LSports page and perform the needed operation to be examined

  4. Choose a location and save the file

Mozilla Firefox

Windows

  1. Open Firefox and press Ctrl + Shift + I to open Developer Tools

  2. Click on the Network tab

  3. Check "Persist Logs"

  4. Open the relevant LSports page and perform the needed operation to be examined

  5. Right-click in the Network tab

  6. Select "Save All As HAR"

  7. Choose a location and save the file

macOS

  1. Open Firefox and press Cmd + Option + I to open Developer Tools

  2. Click on the Network tab

  3. Check "Persist Logs"

  4. Open the relevant LSports page and perform the needed operation to be examined

  5. Right-click in the Network tab

  6. Select "Save All As HAR"

  7. Choose a location and save the file

Linux

  1. Open Firefox and press Ctrl + Shift + I to open Developer Tools

  2. Click on the Network tab

  3. Check "Persist Logs"

  4. Open the relevant LSports page and perform the needed operation to be examined

  5. Right-click in the Network tab

  6. Select "Save All As HAR"

  7. Choose a location and save the file

Microsoft Edge

Windows

  1. Open Edge and press Ctrl + Shift + I to open Developer Tools

  2. Click on the Network tab

  3. Open the relevant LSports page and perform the needed operation to be examined

  4. Choose a location and save the file

Safari

macOS

  1. Open Safari and press Cmd + Option + I to open Developer Tools

    1. If Developer Tools does not open, you will need to allow it:

      1. Open the "Safari" menu item and click on "Settings"

      2. Navigate to the "Advanced" tab

      3. Close the windows and press Cmd + Option + I to open Developer Tools

  2. Click on the Network tab

  3. Open the relevant LSports page and perform the needed operation to be examined

  4. Choose a location and save the file

Ensure the "Record network log" button is active (should be red) - , and click on the "Clear network log" button -

Click on "Save all as HAR" -

Click the gear icon (Settings) -

Click the gear icon (Settings) -

Click the gear icon (Settings) -

Ensure the "Record network log" button is active (should be red) - , and click on the "Clear network log" button -

Click on "Export HAR" -

Check the "Show features for web developers" -

Click on "Export" -