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Endpoint Detail

Inspect a single HTTP request/response with headers, body, device context, and navigation

Endpoint Detail is the deep-dive view for a single HTTP event (request). Use it to inspect request/response headers and bodies, validate status codes and timing, and correlate network events with device logs.

1) Overview (method, URL, status, duration)

The overview section typically includes the HTTP method, full URL, status code, duration (ms), and timestamp.

Screenshot: Endpoint overview

LogDrop Panel - Endpoint Detail Overview

2) Actions (shortcuts)

Endpoint Detail provides shortcuts to quickly pivot during debugging:

  • Load Request Details (fetch headers/body if not loaded by default)
  • Go to Device Detail (inspect the same device timeline)
  • Go to Log Detail (correlate network event with logs)
  • Previous / Next navigation between requests (when available)

Screenshot: Actions toolbar

LogDrop Panel - Endpoint Detail Actions

3) Filters (segment the request list)

Filters allow you to focus on a cohort of requests for the same endpoint or device group. Depending on configuration, you may see:

  • App Version
  • OS Version
  • Device Model
  • Device UUID (single device investigation)
  • Date range

Screenshot: Filters

LogDrop Panel - Endpoint Detail Filters

4) Device information (context)

This section helps you understand the environment where the request occurred:

  • Device UUID
  • App Version and SDK Version (if displayed)
  • OS Version
  • Device Model

Screenshot: Device information

LogDrop Panel - Endpoint Detail Device Info

5) Request details

5.1 Request headers

Request headers commonly include content type, authorization, API keys, and SDK-specific headers. Verify that sensitive values are masked where required.

Screenshot: Request headers

LogDrop Panel - Request Headers

5.2 Request body

Request body is often JSON. Use this to validate payload correctness, required fields, and whether sensitive data is masked.

Screenshot: Request body

LogDrop Panel - Request Body

6) Response details

6.1 Response headers

Response headers can help diagnose caching, security policies, server behavior, and content types.

Screenshot: Response headers

LogDrop Panel - Response Headers

6.2 Response body

Response body shows success/error payloads. For failures, compare error codes/messages against the request payload and server expectations.

Screenshot: Response body

LogDrop Panel - Response Body

Tip: If you suspect a device-specific issue, jump to Device Detail and compare the same window in Log Detail.

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