How to open a HAR file

A HAR file is a JSON log of requests a browser made. Chrome can open one in the Network panel.

Open DevTools (Command-Option-I on macOS, F12 or Ctrl-Shift-I elsewhere).
Select Network.
Drag the .har file onto that panel.

You get the request list that was recorded into the file: URL, status, timing. The file is only as complete as the capture. "Save all as HAR with content" includes bodies. A HAR saved without content does not.

Firefox and Edge can import a HAR from the Network panel the same way. The control's label is the browser's, and it moves between versions. If drag-and-drop does nothing, use the Network panel's import or load control.

What Monito keeps

A Monito run does not download a HAR file, and it does not file a ticket. The session records network events as method, URL, and status, with screenshots and console messages from that run. Runs without a login record a video. Runs that sign in keep masked screenshots instead.

To put a failure in a tracker, copy the bug as issue markdown (monito run view <id> --issue-markdown, or Copy as issue on the report) and paste it. The shape of that markdown is the bug report template.