Release notes
OpsProbe v0.3.34: make HTTP evidence readable.
The HTTP tab now explains what arrived, how long it took, and which server-side phase consumed the time.
Summary
HTTP details no longer lead with an unreadable HTML fragment. The report starts with response type, size, document title, language, description, TTFB, and body download time.
HTTP evidence
- HTML, JSON, text, binary, and unknown response classification.
- Document byte size and safe HTML metadata.
- Separate time to first byte and body download time.
- Raw response preview available only after the visitor expands it.
Phase waterfall
The report shows DNS resolution, TCP connection, TLS negotiation, HTTP response, and body download as separate stages. This is a server-side diagnostic phase view, not a browser resource waterfall: the current Probe does not execute page JavaScript or fetch every page asset.
Product boundary
Browser resource waterfalls, JavaScript execution, static asset discovery, and Core Web Vitals remain planned browser-check capabilities. Anonymous Probe and 24-hour shared reports remain free.
Verification
- Rust formatting, tests, and locked release build
- HTTP detail and five-stage waterfall verified with Playwright at desktop and mobile widths
- Response body classification and shared-report privacy tests