How can I generate a HAR file?
The HTTP Archive format or HAR is a type of file that tracks all interactions between a web browser and a website.
Our support team may request a HAR file to troubleshoot certain issues. This file helps them analyze and replicate the errors you experience on your end.
How to generate a HAR file for Chrome
Follow these steps to generate HAR files for Chrome:
- Open your browser and navigate to the page where you encountered the issue in question.
- Click on the more "(⋮)" menu, then More Tools > Developer Tools.
- Next, select the "Network" tab.
- Find the red Record button at the upper left corner of the tab and make sure it's red. If it's gray, click on it to start recording.
- Check the "Preserve log" box.
- Click the "Clear" button to clear out any existing logs.
- Navigate to the Pipedrive page where you encountered the issue in question and reproduce it.
- Once reproduced, click on "⬇️" Export HAR to save the file.
How to generate a HAR file for Firefox
Follow these steps to generate HAR files for Mozilla Firefox:
- Open your browser and navigate to the page where you encountered the issue in question.
- Click on the more "(≡)" menu, then More tools > Web Developer Tools
- The Developer Tools panel will open as a docked panel at the bottom of the page. Click on the "Network" tab.
- The log initiates auto-recording as you perform actions in the browser. Navigate to the Pipedrive page where you encountered the issue and reproduce it.
- Once reproduced, click on the gear icon ⚙️ then “Save All As HAR” – that’s how you create a HAR file for Firefox.
How to generate a HAR file for Microsoft Edge
Follow these steps to generate HAR files for Microsoft Edge:
- Open your browser and navigate to the page where the issue occurs.
- Click on the more "(...)" menu, then Tools > Developer > Developer Tools.
- Next, select the "Network" tab.
- Navigate to the Pipedrive page where you encountered the issue in question and reproduce it.
- Once reproduced, click on "⬇️" "Export HAR..." to save the file.
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