HTTP Client 3.01

This application serves as a straightforward tool for sending customized HTTP requests and analyzing their responses. The user-friendly interface, combined with robust features, makes it a valuable resource for developers and testers alike.

Key Features:

• Capability to save requests for later use, ensuring convenience and efficiency.
• Requests can be assigned to fully customizable widgets, available as an in-app purchase.
• A comprehensive history panel that records all requests and their corresponding server responses.
• Support for HTTPS connections, enhancing security for sensitive operations.
• Compatibility with all HTTP methods including GET, POST, PUT, HEAD, and more.
• Flexibility to add custom headers to individual requests.
• Functionality to send text-based content and parameters through the request body.
• Clear viewing options for server responses, facilitating analysis.
• Recording of server response times in milliseconds for performance evaluation.
• Option to format request and response bodies into HTML or JSON for improved readability.
• A built-in HTTP knowledge base offering insights on methods and status codes.
• Support for tablets with a dual-pane layout design, enhancing usability on larger screens.

Major Update: Version 3.00

This latest update has undergone a significant overhaul, introducing substantial performance improvements and new functionality along with essential bug fixes:

• Resolved the issue of inputs losing content when changing screen orientation.
• Introduced a menu drawer to minimize clutter on the top navigation bar.
• Enhanced request and server response breakdown into three separately expandable sections: Line, Headers, and Body.
• Enabled formatting of request or response bodies to HTML or JSON at the push of a button.
• Now records server response times accurately in milliseconds.
• Feature added to label saved requests for better organization.
• Comprehensive database overhaul has improved performance and reduced storage space required for saving and retrieving requests and history. Legacy histories and saved items are migrated automatically; however, they will default to generic labels. Upon restoration of these items, the complete server response will appear in the 'body' section—resending the request corrects this issue.
• The widget functionality has been significantly enhanced with added options for visibility, color, and text styles for labels, responses, and progress indicators. Note that previous widgets will require recreation due to these enhancements.
• The 'Remove ads and unlock widgets' in-app purchase has been divided into two separate purchases. Users who had previously purchased this feature prior to version 3.00 will receive automatic credits for both new purchases.