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-# better-network-chrome-panel
-Same as the Network panel in the Dev Tools.  Only better.
+# Better Network Panel - a Chrome extension #
+
+> "As a Salesforce and Vlocity developer, I'm constantly looking for ways to improve my workflow, speed up my debugging, and find answers fast."
+
+## THE PROBLEM
+
+Over the last couple months, part of my debugging process has involved using the Chrome DevTools "Network" panel to find a specific `apexremote` call.  The search to find one `apexremote` call out of dozens has been... annoying.  
+
+The page loads, several dozen `apexremote` calls flood the panel, and I start clicking each one, until the correct one (i.e. `Request-Body` contains "xyz") and I can proceed to look at the Preview.
+
+The issue has only just begun, as I need to inspect the `Response`, perform some searches for `ID`s and the like, and although the `Response` is JSON format, the node in the response I need to search is stringified in a child member.  So I must copy the data, parse it somehow, either locally on my machine or on the web (jsoneditoronline.org has been great) and finally perform the searching I need.
+
+And all of the above is done several times a day.
+
+## THE SOLUTION
+
+![BNP for Chrome](/images/bnpscreenshot.png)
+
+I present to you a "Better Network Panel".  A Chrome extension that adds a new panel, and offers great features like:
+
+* **Full Search** - Entire request is searchable (i.e. headers, postbody, etc...), not just URI
+* **JSON Parsing** - Even nested members that contain stringified JSON are parsed
+* **JSON Search** - Incremental searching is available directly in the Preview pane
+* **Import HAR** - Import your own HAR file and use this tool for debugging
+* **Download HAR** - Export a request as a HAR file and use an external tool for further debugging
+* **Regex Search** - Powerfull regex searches can be performed on the Preview pane
+* More to come
+
+
+## Special Thanks
+
+A huge thanks and recognition goes to [Milton Lai](https://github.com/milton-lai/saml-chrome-panel) and his project SAML Chrome Panel.  I started from a fork of his project, but later started fresh as there was a lot of SAML specific code that this project doesn't use/need.  The UI is nearly identical, but the code underneath has become fairly different at this point.
+
+The SAML Chrome Panel was a huge help and ispiration!  Thank you Milton and contributors to the SAML Chrome Panel project!