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Hi @gloc-mike That is odd. I don't know why you're seeing that. I'd guess the web method looks like:

def index():
   return "Hello world"

The one I have is:

def index():
   return {"message": "Hello world"}

If that's not it, perhaps it's formatting in your browser? Do a view source also I guess to be sure. Let me know what you find.

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Hi @mikeckennedy,

Thanks for the response. I tried both but neither altered the browser look.

I thought it might be browser specific so I tried Opera, Safari and re-downloaded Chrome but all produce the same result.

In Opera, I found this error:

But I don't see that error in Safari nor in Chrome so probably Opera specific. There are no exceptions anywhere else in any of the browsers that I can find.

Any other thoughts?

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Hi @mikeckennedy,

I pushed my program files to GitHub. I know it's simple but I might have some domestic blindness and have missed something really obvious.

https://github.com/gloc-mike/Faux-PyPI

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Thanks. I ran your version in github. Here's what I get with it exactly as is which is return "hello world" and the output is the same as you have:

But running this version:

@app.get('/')
def index():
    return {
        'message': "Hello World"
    }

Gets me:

I think what you might be seeing is you must restart the web app, not just change and save the python file to see any difference.

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Hi @mikeckennedy,

Yes, I alway restart the server after making changes. It doesn't make any difference which version of the return statement I use, I still do not get the "JSON Raw Data Headers" FastAPI buttons displayed in the browser.

I looked through the FastAPI issues but could not find anything related to this.

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Oh, I misunderstood the part you're looking for. You have to use a browser with that display. The reason I have that is because I use Firefox. I wouldn't get that on brave/chrome/safari/etc.

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Oh sorry @mikeckennedy ! My bad. I shouldn't have mixed the output screenshots like that.

We got there in the end! :) Thanks! Firefox all the way! Yay! :)

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Glad you got it figured out. Yes, the mixed browser content threw me off. :)

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