Network Logger

Jancy features a network logger that very much works like chrome://net-export tool in Chrome. The network log creates a log file of the browser’s network-level events and state.

Accessing the Network Logger

The network logger can be accessed via the Open network logger command.

Running the Network Logger

Options

• Strip private information only metadata about requests will be captured.
• Include cookies and credentials include cookies and authentication data
• Everything include all bytes transferred on sockets
• Max file size in bytes when the log grows beyond this size, logging will automatically stop

Start Logging

By pressing Start Logging, the user will be prompted for a filename to write the log to. Once a filename has been chosen, logging will start.

Stop Logging

If logging is currently active, pressing this will stop logging.

Close (logging will continue)

Close the dialog but logging will continue if it’s active.

Analyzing Results

The file generated by the network logger can be analyzed in a tool like https://netlog-viewer.appspot.com/#import.