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What is the best way to view the HTTP response headers from a request against a particular URL? Telnet or is there some other really good command or tool?
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Check out httpie, a very nice Python tool:
You can use the
--headersoption to view only headers:On Internet Explorer, inside Developer Tools (press F12), go to the Network tab and press "Start Capturing". Refresh the page, click on "Go to detailed view" and you will get a very nice overview of the request and response data.
For Internet Explorer, Fiddler will work. Or you can go all out with Wireshark.
There is a great addon/plugin/extension called Web Developer from Chris Pederick.
It works with Chrome, Firefox and Opera and has mighty dev functions and also a possibility to 'View Response Headers'. You can find it within the tab 'Information'.