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i confused here. how tweet sent server once hit "tweet" button website?
to answer this, set proxy listener intercept requests , everything. set browser on localhost , everything, and, while received request while loading twitter.com, there no requests received time hit "tweet" , time showed in stream.
how physically possible? there extremely simple i'm missing here?
twitter uses https exclusively now, without setting mitm proxy, unable snoop on data being transmitted.
with regards setting mitm proxy, check out piece of software: mitmproxy
if you're looking send tweets yourself, separately twitters web page / apps, check out api: twitter 1.1 api - statuses/update
most browsers come developer plugins, let see data being sent requests (including https requests). best - in opinion - chromes developer extension (which installed default), can opened pressing 'f12'. alternative firebug firefox, once installed can opened pressing 'f12'.
further more, perhaps should add bit more context post, such platform you're interested in, such android, iphone, or web (i.e. twitters vanilla website).
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