Here's everything you need to know about cURL GET requests and some common pitfalls you should avoid.
Proxies are essential to avoid IP address blocking and accessing restricted web pages over a specific location. Learn how to proxies with cURL.
The cURL (28) indicates a proxy connection error. This error arises when the cURL request can't connect to the proxy server.
The cURL (60) error is a common error encountered when using proxies with cURL. Learn what is the exact cause of this error and how to solve it.
Learn how to set basic authentication, bearer tokens, and cookie authentication with cURL through a step-by-step guide.
The HEAD HTTP method is used to gather information and metadata about a specific resource. Learn how to send HEAD requests with cURL.
The User-Agent header is one of the essential headers which identifies the request sender's device. Learn how to set User-Agent with cURL.
To send request in parallel using cURL command line client the -Z or --parallel option can be used and mixed with other config options.
cURL can be configured using config.txt files which can definite each cURL option. Then, the "-K" option can be used to provide your config.
Redirects are caused by HTTP pages moving to a different location. They can be handled automatically or explicitly - here's how to do it in cURL.
cURL allows for downloading binary files using the cURL -O option here's how to use it effectively and common errors related to file downloads.
POST type requests send data to the web server which is popular http method for web interactions like search. Here's how to POST in cURL.
Safari allows for capturing HTTP requests on web pages. Learn how to use Safari's developer tools to copy requests as cURL.
Brave allows for capturing HTTP requests on web pages. Learn how to use brave's developer tools to copy the requests as cURL.
Firefox allows for capturing HTTP requests on web pages. Learn how to use Firefox's developer tools to copy the requests as cURL.
Edge allows for capturing HTTP requests on web pages. Learn how to use Edge's developer tools to copy requests as cURL.
Here's everything you need to know about cURL GET requests and some common pitfalls you should avoid.
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