httpdec
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a tool can decode http headers | cookies | query | body from clipboard or file
httpdec -d h input output
httpdec -d c input output
httpdec -d h -p
httpdec -d c -p
clippaste|httpdec -d h|jq -r '.Cookie'|httpdec -d c|clipcopy
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