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    httpr

    HTTP Rake - a simple HTTP server for examining/testing HTTP requests

    HTTP Rake - httpr - is a lightweight and flexible HTTP testing tool that is useful for examining and testing HTTP requests without the need for a full-fledged Web server or a proxy. Implemented in Go, httpr is extremely compact, and can be run locally, which is useful in cases when sending HTTP traffic to a third-party hosted solutions is not desirable, or impractical.
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    httpdbg is an HTTP proxy server which is single-threaded and prints every HTTP request and response to a log file as well as to stdout. It effectively single-threads your browser, which can help in debugging race conditions.
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