HI,

    I have been trying to get fiddler to broadcast request coming from visual studio.i have been through many forum post etc over the past few days.

    1 -  is fiddler suppose to broadcast all GET's before IIS logs get this info?
    2 -  what is the process of launching a visual studio 2017 debug request, how/where it finds/looks for the  Local IIS website virtual directory and where/how does fiddler get this data to show all of the GET's.

    Sorry, I know this might be a lot, but i have been at this for days and have not found a link that explains this/these processes.

    I am just trying to learn the when, what and how of how visual studio using Local IIS, IIS and fiddler all work together.

    thanks for your time, advice and any help

Hey guys, i need a help.

fiddler.network.https> HTTPS handshake to api.imvu.com (for #20) failed. System.Security.Cryptography.CryptographicException Errore non specificato.

 this problem is present with any asite/application 

i use win10, fiddler version v5.0.20181.14337 

Best reguards

I've updated Fiddler to v5.0.20181.14337 (Built: 16 March 2018) but having some issues. It stops responding quite often and I'm getting Out of Memory Exceptions. I've been using product for years and have never had these issues before. Please look at the screenshot. 

After Updating the Fiddle it shows this message and Fiddle Won;t Start.

how to Solve this issue or i have to uninstall and install it again ?

Starting Android N (7.0) and up, Google has chosen only to allow leaf certificates that expire within 39 months.
First mentioned for chrome in 2015: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=475745

Could you please consider either reducing the lifetime of the root CA to <39months AND / OR allow us to import our own CA like competitors already offer.

We like working with Fiddler but the inability to supply custom CAs easily and not adhering to the above requirement set by Google in Android 7.0 + forces us and many others to having to avoid using Fiddler.

I am using Fiddler to monitor some services I wrote.

I used File > Capture Traffic to stop it from capturing, but it's still capturing.

What's going on?

Hello Telerik, I've been trying to use your software "Fiddler" lately and I found it really difficult to use. Can you please help me glitch something called "rare skin" on a game called MovieStarPlanet? Thanks :)

Just got my fiddler updated to version v5.0.20181.13826 for .NET 4.6.1 and now the Font is very small to be read, also the menu is stripped in half.

How can I return to the previous version or fix this one?

System scaling is ignored. Main menu is 1/2 cut off (except for Tools, oddly).

Previous version was fine.

Any idea what I can do about this?

See attached showing the donked up menu and a properly scaled about box on top of an illegibly tiny (on UHD) main window.

 

 

This was the error message:

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Playback failed
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Fiddler has encountered an unexpected problem. If you believe this is a bug in Fiddler, please copy this message by hitting CTRL+C, and submit a bug report at http://www.telerik.com/forums/fiddler.

Sound API only supports playing PCM wave files.

Type: System.InvalidOperationException
Source: System
   at System.Media.SoundPlayer.ValidateSoundData(Byte[] data)

   at System.Media.SoundPlayer.LoadAndPlay(Int32 flags)

   at Standard.ResponseWebView.btnPlay_Click(Object sender, EventArgs e)


Fiddler v5.0.20173.50948 (x64 AMD64) [.NET 4.0.30319.42000 on Microsoft Windows NT 10.0.16299.0] 
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OK   
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Granted the error message does give helpful stuff like: "Sound API only supports playing PCM wave files."

Which means the response was likely just incorrectly assumed to be a wave file.

I clicked the PLay button on the WebView becuase none of the other views are useful.

I would really just like to download a version of the file and then play it from another application but I do not know how in Fiddler and that would be the larger issue.