Back in 2013, I made a little visualization project using HAR as data source.
The purpose was about experimenting with graphic art using some data as input material. At that time I liked the idea to use a kind of fingerprint for web pages in order to build some retro-style graphic compositions.
These are some saved images related to popular home pages:




Here the working D3.js script (click to loop through different data sources):
You can experience it in full window here. and you can find the source code here.
Spotted a typo or (likely) a grammar error? Send a pull request.