What are the analogues of IEInspector HTTPAnalyzer for Mac OS?

Question

Computer networks

I broke the whole Google and AlternativeTo - I can't find a replacement for the excellent HTTP traffic analyzer under Windows IEInspector HTTPAnalyzer.
I would like to show requests, headers, responses of any program via HTTP(S). Like this:

Wireshark requires X11 and seems to be very buggy under Mavericks+.
Well, as a last resort, in the form of a proxy...
Is there really nothing worthy?

Answer 1

You can write pcaps with tcpdump and then feed it to wireshark in a virtual machine for analysis.

Answer 2

I'm not an expert, but I'll start:
1. Canvas: Crafty
2. WebSocket: https://learn.javascript.ru/websockets
https://www.html5rocks.com/ru/tutorials/websockets...
3. Socket.IO : socket.io/docs
Rooms
4. node.js: https://delovsaite.ru/blog/dev/realtime-applicatio...
If done for the browser (browser as a client), then the first thing I would pay attention to , as an integration point on the client side - this is a WebWorker and a single channel of communication with the server, if you open a cloud of tabs.
Then - would separate the streams into pipelines on the server and client sides.
Then, I would make a simple hellow-world implementation on the socket on the server side and implement reconnects after the connection is lost.
When the packets would go like clockwork, when there is a connection to the server and the machine immediately after the connection appeared, and with many tabs - only after that - would I begin to think about the architecture of the client and server already deeper.
That is, first - a reliable channel to the logic, and only then - the architecture of processing at endpoints.