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Good work but frankly this would be useful if it was: (1) Terminal based (2) Supported other types of HTTP requests (3) Supported request body (4) Allowed editing request headers (5) Wasn't so easily exploitable to be used as a proxy or a DDoS relay (server-side bummer): http://requestdiff.com/proxy?url1=https://www.amazon.com&url...
Good work but frankly this would be useful if it was: (1) Terminal based (2) Supported other types of HTTP requests (3) Supported request body (4) Allowed editing request headers (5) Wasn't so easily exploitable to be used as a proxy or a DDoS relay (server-side bummer): http://requestdiff.com/proxy?url1=https://www.amazon.com&url...
Just the other day I needed something similar and was disappointed that I could find it.
I wanted to discuss something with a remote colleague and to illustrate it I wanted a visual diff of two files. I was hoping there was a nice little web app offering this but I was forced to screenshare (I could have terminal-shared but it was more hassle).
I was hoping for something like Etherpad but with a live visual diff.
http://www.productchart.com/blog/2015-07-19-urldiff
It renders a set of pages in a headless browser, compares them visually and alerts you if something changed.
Just a few lines of bash as you can see. But it turned out to be pretty useful. UrlDiff is a regular part of our regression testing at Product Chart now.