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  1. Response and cookies

Response and Cookies in Apidog

An API response is the data sent back by an API server after processing a client's request. Apidog provides powerful features to examine response data, create visualizations, and troubleshoot issues. You can also save responses as examples for future reference, and manage associated cookies.

Viewing and saving responses#

When you send an API request through Apidog, the platform displays the server's response. The response viewer allows you to examine various details including the response code, response body, and headers. Learn more about API response in Apidog.

Saving request & response as Endpoint#

Apidog allows you to parse the request & response as an endpoint for quick access and reference in future testing scenarios. Learn more about Save the request as an endpoint.

Response Visualization#

Apidog's visualization tools enable you to create rich graphical representations of your response data, helping you interpret and analyze the information more effectively. Learn more about Visualizing responses.

Cookie Management#

Websites utilize cookies to preserve user session information and customize content. Apidog's cookie manager enables you to view cookies for different domains, send cookies with API requests, create new cookies from scratch, and capture cookies using Apidog's proxy or interceptor. Learn more about Create and send cookies.

Request Debugging#

Apidog offers robust tools to help you debug your API requests and resolve issues. During request creation, Apidog highlights invalid characters in real-time. After sending requests, you can use the console feature for viewing and troubleshooting errors. Learn more about Debug requests.
Modified at 2025-06-25 07:57:16
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