Earlier this year HTTP Archive began saving response bodies of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript resources. The responses are available for desktop runs only, and binary responses are omitted due to size constraints – even with HTML/CSS/JS-only restriction, each run results in ~250~350GB of payload data. I…

Is there a way to query the actual content of these pages in terms of HTML, CSS, and JS?

Thanks, Pat. I’m looking to evaluate class names in HTML. Also does this take into account markup rendered via JS?

No (well, unless you pull the code out of the js). It is providing the raw responses from the wire.

Sorry, I mixed 2 questions—the first being the more important. I’m looking to evaluate class names in HTML. Has someone already done this, and if not, do you know if it’s possible?

See e.g. Usage of ARIA attributes for how you could write such a query.

Analyzing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript response bodies

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patmeenan September 2, 2016, 12:21pm 3

Yes, if you run queries against the HAR data set it has the response bodies for text resources (HTML, CSS, JS)

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