Closed 3052 closed 7 months ago
you seem to be suffering from "confidently wrong" syndrome. the page in question absolutely cannot be capture with cURL, as it requires special headers that are generated by JavaScript.
Don't open new issues about the same thing.
dont slam issues closed without even giving the person a chance to respond. its incredibly rude. IF you had made your comment, and IF I had not responded for a day or something, sure go ahead and close. but you didn't do that, you just immediately closed the issue. if you want respect, give repsect.
don't lecture me on github issue etiquette when you're putting so little effort into your issue descriptions. with such low-effort vague drive-bys like that, you should expect to be ignored outright; me taking time to reply at it at all is an act of benevolence.
and don't call me "confidently wrong" when you haven't even begun to give me the bare minimum background info needed to understand your use-case. I can't read your mind. explaining yourself and being thorough is basic internet etiquette.
Selenium or Puppeteer will probably work for whatever it is you're trying to do that you won't tell me about. You're lucky to even get that recommendation. I'm done talking about this.
posting again since previous issue was closed in error. if I want to open a webview for example:
http://example.com
I can to be able to capture the response headers from that request. so for example if I use:
--url string instead of serving files, load this url
I want the tool to output the response headers somehow. I dont have control over the JS on that page, so Fetch is not an option here