Does this tool send or replay the request?
No. The message is parsed as local data. DecodeLens does not connect to the Host header, request target, proxy, redirect, or any URL found in the body.
Parse raw HTTP/1.x requests and responses, preserve ordered duplicate headers, inspect framing and multipart bodies, and create a separate redacted support copy without sending traffic.
Open your browser DevTools and the Network panel, optionally clear existing requests, then run the tool. Page assets or consent-based analytics may still load, but tool payloads, files, keys, and results are not sent for processing.
Paste a complete HTTP/1.x request or response, or choose a local file. The parser reads octets in a disposable worker and never sends, replays, or fetches the message.
DecodeLens parses the supplied HTTP/1.x octets locally, preserves header order and duplicates, applies explicit framing rules, and keeps every body or multipart preview inert.
Continue with tools that decode, convert, inspect, or verify the same data.
Analyze HAR requests, failures, timing, transfer sizes, bodies, and sensitive fields; export a separate redacted copy.
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Open toolInspect a copied request to review ordered headers, framing, JSON or form content, and exact nested artifacts. Response status lines and chunked bodies use the same bounded parser.
POST /v1/items HTTP/1.1\r\nHost: api.example.test\r\n…start line → ordered headers → framing → inert body → redacted copyNo. The message is parsed as local data. DecodeLens does not connect to the Host header, request target, proxy, redirect, or any URL found in the body.
Different recipients can interpret ambiguous framing differently. The inspector preserves every field line and reports the observed conflict; it does not claim exploitability.
Review it before sharing. Detection is not proof that every sensitive value was found, and the diagnostic copy is not generated as a replayable request.