Inspecting Requests

Click on any request in the left panel to see its full details. The detail view is split into:

Header Bar

Shows at a glance:

• HTTP Method — Color-coded badge (GET=green, POST=blue, PUT=amber, DELETE=red, etc.)
• Full URL — The complete request URL including query parameters
• Timestamp — When the request was received
• Body Size — Size of the request body in bytes
• Source IP — The IP address of the sender
• Content-Type — The MIME type of the request body
• Request ID — Unique identifier for reference

The Headers tab displays all HTTP headers sent with the request as key-value pairs. Common headers you'll see:

• content-type — The MIME type (e.g., application/json, application/x-www-form-urlencoded)
• user-agent — The client software making the request
• authorization — Authentication tokens or API keys
• x-webhook-signature — HMAC signature for webhook verification
• x-forwarded-for — Original client IP (behind proxy)

All header values are selectable for easy copying.

The Body tab shows the raw request body content. Features:

• JSON Formatting: If the content-type is JSON, the body is automatically pretty-printed with proper indentation.
• Syntax Highlighting: Dark-themed code block with monospace font for easy reading.
• Copy Button: One-click copy of the raw body content.
• Size Limit: Bodies up to 1 MB are stored. Larger payloads are truncated.

Note: GET and HEAD requests typically don't have a body. The tab will show "No body content" for these methods.

The Query tab displays parsed URL query parameters. For example, a request to:

https://provider.tools/webhooks/abc123?event=payment&status=success&id=12345

Will show:

event	payment
status	success
id	12345

This is especially useful for GET-based webhook callbacks that pass data via URL parameters.