iCurlHTTP

This is way better than the other ones. The only issue is it chokes on any download that is greater than 200k which is pretty common nowadays.

Second all of the points from @Banjor_ 8/13 review. Very usefull and clean interface. Thanks for making this Jason Cox!

What I hate about most HTTP transaction parsers is that they try to sweep under the rug a lot of what is going on behind the scenes. Jasosn's iCurl is great because it logs everything, so even though it can be a bit slow when parsing a whole lot of data (look at what a simple HTTP GET against Google.com gets you for various user agents for instance) you get to see all of that. This is enormously helpful when trying to do low-level network troubleshooting at the layer just above packet capture. When combining the log from iCurl with a PCAP packet capture, it helps to show exactly what is being loaded across the network which is a big part of the answer "why is it taking so long?" when diagnosing a slow connection. This is especially important for API and troubleshooting scenarios, I consider this tool a hidden gem that I utilize when investigating network shenanigans. I use this on my MacBook Pro with Apple Silicon in addition to my iPhone and iPads, I love that it works on all platforms. A great app, so much value and I'm so glad that Jason Cox decided to make it available. Thanks!

Thanks for your continued support.

This is exactly what you’d want an iPhone curl app to be. GREAT job. thanks Maybe consider a dark mode or the ability to change themes?

Exactly what I need when I’m not at my desk. Thank you.

May have security issues if not updated. Contains OpenSSL etc.

This app is a great utility to have. It would be awesome to cURL a JSON hyperlink and present the output in a human-readable format.

Great tool for inspecting headers, cookies and also measuring network!

I'm a Skype for Business admin, and this little tool is fantastic for having a look at what's going on after a cert change or if colleagues are reporting connectivity issues with other organizations. It would be a good value at $2 or $3, but free - what are you waiting for?! The only ways it could be better is if it would show more parts of the certificate and more of the response, both things I would gladly pay extra for.