Hello again. Is there a quick method to find the .js files that make the POST? There are thousands of them, how to find the right one? Maybe Chrome extensions? ...

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    Alternatively, you can use Google Chrome debugging tools. Open the debugging tools by pressing f12 , then select the network tab, filter the requests, leaving only xhr requests. And in the Initiator column you will see the file that makes the request.

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    In order to understand the POST or GET request, click on it and you will receive a description on the Header tab.

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    • I thank for the answer, and if the page immediately reloads and I do not have time to notice which file worked? Is there a way for this case? - Alexander Mishura
    • I did it, thanks. Recorded on video :) - Alexander Mishura
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      @Alexander Preserve log You can tick the Preserve log , and then you will have requests after the reboot. - Sergey Glazirin