This is a page source viewer.
It can view both the rendered source (which has been parsed by the Internet Explorer engine) and the original source (directly downloaded from the server).
Rendered source option will display the source of an open tab, while the normal source option can display any URL as long as it's plain text (not an image for example). The advantage of the original source option is that you can see the source of a page without any changes, and without first opening the page in Maxthon.

There is also an "Stripped page" option available, which shows the page without any advanced markup, scripts and objects. This can be useful when you don't trust a site but still like to visit it. This option makes sure no scripts can execute, without changing your browser settings. It can also be used if a page loads slowly, since this option does not download external scripts in the head of the document.

The "Pretty HTML" option will try to improve the layout of the html source, useful to get a better overview of the structure of the source.

All links in the HTML source are clickable, even relative URLs.

Features

- View rendered source of an open tab
- View original source
- HTML, JavaScript and CSS highlighting
- View the headers of a webpage
- View the cookie of a rendered page
- View loading time
- View referrer of a rendered page
- View external resources like (i)frames, JavaScript or CSS files
- View any plain-text based file on the web
- Links are clickable (even relative URLs)
- "Pretty HTML" option to improve the layout of the source
- You can use a custom User Agent for a request
- Supports both HTTP GET and HTTP POST, including post data