Absolutely! Safari's Developer Tools fully support this feature—you can view both the raw HTML source and the rendered preview of small table (or other compact HTML) responses directly within the Network tab. Here's a step-by-step breakdown of how to use it:

• Enable Developer Tools first (if you haven’t already): Open Safari’s preferences, navigate to the Advanced tab, and check the box labeled "Show Develop menu in menu bar".
• Launch DevTools: Right-click anywhere on the target page and select "Inspect Element", or use the keyboard shortcut Option + Command + I.
• Switch to the Network tab: Once DevTools is open, click the Network tab, then refresh the page to capture all active network requests.
• Find your HTML request: Look for the request marked with a type of document or text/html—this is the one returning your small table HTML.
• View the rendered preview: Select the request, then in the right-hand panel, click the Preview tab. Safari will render the HTML response directly here, letting you see your small table exactly as it would appear on a live page.
• View raw HTML code: Switch to the Response tab in the same right-hand panel to access the unprocessed HTML markup.

A quick note: If the HTML response is extremely large, Safari might prompt you to view the raw Response instead of rendering it, but for small tables and compact HTML content, the Preview tab works flawlessly.

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