UPDATE: HttpWatch 9.3 now fully supports IE 11 on Windows 8.1 including Enhanced Protected Mode (EPM). Please refer to HttpWatch Supports 64-bit and EPM .

HttpWatch 9.1 is now available for download and adds support for IE 11 on Windows 7, 8, and 8.1:

If your HttpWatch Professional license key allows access to version 9.x you can simply download and run the latest setup program to get the update.

SPDY is disabled while HttpWatch is recording

Another limitation of HttpWatch on Windows 8.1 is that it currently does not support the SPDY protocol in IE 11 even though it is enabled by default:

While HttpWatch is recording any potential SPDY connections are downgraded to ordinary SSL/HTTPS connections. Again this limitation will be addressed in a future update to HttpWatch.

The latest update to the HttpWatch App displays the Page Load and Render Start events as lines on the waterfall chart just like the Windows based plugins for IE and Firefox:

There’s also a page level summary of the network operations required to load a page:

The latest update to the HttpWatch Basic and Professional apps adds supports for the iPad. Customers who have purchased the Professional app can download the update onto their iPad for free.

On the iPad the app now has a split screen button:

which will display the browser next to the waterfall chart of HTTP requests:

In portrait mode the display is split horizontally:

If you have suggestions on how we can improve the HttpWatch iOS apps please contact us directly or use the ‘Rate this App’ menu item.