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Watching what a web page sends: browser capture, screenshots, HAR and Fiddler SAZ files, and tracing each API request back to the bundle code that makes it. Other guides read and redact HAR files before you share them, convert WebAssembly to WAT, and list the tools a page exposes to browser AI agents through WebMCP. REA 6.4.0 reads HAR and mitmproxy captures; Fiddler SAZ files are converted to HAR first.
Analyze a .pcap / .pcapng Capture Offline with REA
Read a saved packet capture without replaying it: inspect endpoints, DNS, TLS SNI and protocols, then extract TShark fields as Evidence with inspect-pcap-capture and inspect-packet-capture.
Decode an X.509 Certificate (PEM) and Check the Chain Order
Read a PEM or DER certificate's subject, issuer, SANs, validity, key usage and fingerprints, then check the chain order and trust with openssl verify.
Decode Protobuf Without the .proto: Wire Types and gRPC Frames
Read a protobuf or gRPC body with no schema: wire types, varint vs zigzag, string vs message vs packed, the gRPC 5-byte prefix, checked against protoc --decode_raw.
HAR File Analyzer: Read, Summarize and Safely Share a HAR
Export a HAR from Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari, read what is inside, group requests by endpoint, find slow calls and errors, and redact it before sharing.
Inspect and Diff WebAssembly Modules with REA 6.7 and WABT
Use REA 6.7.0 inspect-wasm-artifact and compare-wasm-interfaces with WABT 1.0.42 to record a WASM module as Evidence and diff imports and exports across builds.
Trace Website API Calls with REA: Browser, HAR and Bundles
Use REA to capture a page, take screenshots, observe network requests, read saved HAR captures, and find the front-end code that makes each API call.
WASM to WAT: Inspect a WebAssembly Module in Your Browser
Convert WASM to WAT and read a WebAssembly module's imports, exports, memory, functions and custom sections in your browser, then confirm the result with wabt.
WebMCP Explained: See Which AI Tools a Web Page Exposes
What WebMCP is, how a page registers tools for browser AI agents, and how to list them with REA 6.7.0 without calling them, plus a diff that catches new tools.