How to disable "view parsed" feature under "Network->Headers" Tab

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jho...@gmail.com

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Jul 25, 2014, 1:27:08 PM7/25/14
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The Chrome developer tool is a great tool to understand phishing attack like the following one, which is going around and hurting gmail users,


(To protect, I've disabled the link)

However the link returns "Transfer-Encoding" as "Chunked" which doesn't quite show up under the "Network->Response" tab. While trying to understand the attack, I found the "view parsed" feature under the "Network->Headers" tab very hindering as it hides the HTTP return codes. Is there a way to disable this feature permanently and to keep only the "view source" feature (I'm at a loss in trying to understand the usefulness of this feature anyway).

I'll appreciate any pointers.   

PhistucK

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Jul 25, 2014, 5:23:12 PM7/25/14
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Note that GMail (and others?) automatically converts links to anchors, so you did not disable the link. A good way would have been to add DO_NOT_CLICK_IT to the beginning of that domain, rather than to the protocol. Or actually turn what you wrote into an anchor, making GMail not convert it into an anchor by its own rules.

I also think this toggle should be persisted.


PhistucK


On Fri, Jul 25, 2014 at 8:27 PM, <jho...@gmail.com> wrote:
The Chrome developer tool is a great tool to understand phishing attack like the following one, which is going around and hurting gmail users,



(To protect, I've disabled the link)

However the link returns "Transfer-Encoding" as "Chunked" which doesn't quite show up under the "Network->Response" tab. While trying to understand the attack, I found the "view parsed" feature under the "Network->Headers" tab very hindering as it hides the HTTP return codes. Is there a way to disable this feature permanently and to keep only the "view source" feature (I'm at a loss in trying to understand the usefulness of this feature anyway).

I'll appreciate any pointers.   

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