I have a C# rule script in fiddler classic, which convert the http request form-data body from "key1=value1" to json {"key1": "value1"}
I am trying to migrate to fiddler everywhere, but I have no idea how to achieve this in fiddler everywhere, where's rule script in fiddler everywhere?

Fiddler classic doesn't capture anything because there's a security software in my case that always changes the proxy setting if I change it for Fiddler.
Fiddler Anywhere feels like a hack. It's only good for capturing when launching a browser from within it.
There's no functionality to capture http requests that come out from apps running on the machine. No capturing from apps that host browsers like webview.
Please make a tool that can capture requests from any app. See httpdebugger.com as an example. The tool need not depend on a proxy.



Hi,
I'm unable to access DuckDuckGo with Fiddler Everywhere. I can connect to DuckDuckGo without Fiddler. I think it's because DuckDuckGo detects Fiddler. Other possibilities are that the Fiddler certificate also supports unsafe TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1, and their server ignores the request, but I'm not sure. Can you connect to DuckDuckGo, or is this issue exclusive to me? Thanks
This is what I received in the response.


I need to capture URLs for Oracle SmartView logins. I saw some video for fiddler classic to setup. but can you help me to do the same set up ln enterprise.
https://youtu.be/syUoIw8N2WQ
pls provide the steps for enterprise:
When I try to analyse the requests on Yahoo Finance, I see different results when requesting from a browser with Fiddler turned on compared to the same request when Fiddler is turned off. I also tried different capture methods (System Proxy, Network Capture and Browser), but the same occurs. If I use this url:
Opening this url in a Chrome tab with Fiddler turned off, everything works fine (HTTP 200 response). Wih Fiddler turned on, however, the site responds with a HTTP 429 code (Too Many Requests).
Why this is happening?
