Is it possible to filter requests based on the contents of JSON?

I have multiple JSON requests coming from the same host, URL, etc. and just want to filter out 1 particular type.

Essentially there is scroll tracking that is triggered constantly while trying to conduct QA for page load and click tracking, and it is just annoying :)

Is this possible through FiddlerScript?

The information I want to filter out:

JSON > data > baseData > actionType=S

If you leave Fiddler running for some time, it sooner or later run out of memory. Look at the attached picture. Fiddler uses more than 4 GB RAM!

Is there any fix for this issue available?

Hi,

Example, I have file (original) who it loads on a page: www.mysite.com/blabla.swf

Some people use software this great software to load a modified local to cheat.
I would like to prevent people from using a modified local .
Do you think that this code will solve the problem?
1) create a condition in the : /blabla.swf shows the content of blabla.php
blabla.php :

is this possible somehow?

 

cheers

Hello

I been trying to modify response.

my app send Accept-Encoding: gzip. i am trying to verify if modification break it or not.

response is ssl base and i am sending request 0x20 byte with POST but i can't break or find option to change buffer at OnBeforeResponse 

so far i am trying

var oBody =oSession.responseBodyBytes;

but i can't find docs or information how to modify body response if its raw data.. there bit lot documents for html and xml modification.

i want to change response body first or last byte. to see if my application detect change or not.

Thx in advance.

I use fiddlercore in my wpf application,which capture http/https info.

i use :

    FiddlerCoreStartupFlags oFCSF = FiddlerCoreStartupFlags.Default;
            int iPort = 8877;
            //Fiddler.FiddlerApplication.Startup(iPort, oFCSF);//启动
            //允许descript https请求
            //Fiddler.FiddlerApplication.Startup(iPort, true, false, true);//启动
            Fiddler.FiddlerApplication.Startup(iPort, oFCSF);

I noticed this issue today, and I wanted to point it out for anyone who might have seen a similar issue. When Fiddler starts up, it sets your LAN settings check box to use a proxy server for your LAN, and when it closes normally it unchecks the box. However, yesterday my computer shut down without closing all applications manually, so Fiddler was forced closed, and when this occurs the check box is not unchecked, and you are unable to use the internet because your browsers are attempting to connect to a proxy server that doesn't exist. It's a quick fix once you realize what's going on, you can either start Fiddler back up, or go into your internet properties -> Connections -> LAN Settings and uncheck the box manually.

Hello. I installed program on my PC. This program sends POST&GET requests. Fiddler doesn't capture them. I added necessary certificates. and set to decrypt HTTPS traffic from all processes. What shall i do?  

Hi,

Someone please clarify my doubts which are stated below :

1) What is a session in fiddler ?

2) What is  the Difference between Sequence (clock) duration and Aggregate session duration ?

3) What should I understand when Sequence (clock) duration value is greater than Aggregate session duration value ?

4) What should I understand when Sequence (clock) duration value is lesser than Aggregate session duration value ?

Thanks & Regards,

Ritesh

A heads up if you're trying to run Fiddler on a Mac with mono 5.2.  Starting from Mono 5.2, the "mono"command defaults to 64-bit.  Use --arch=32 switch to 32-bit mode to run Fiddler.exe.  

 

mono --arch=32 Fiddler.exe

 

This threw me for a while as I'm not a mono user and Fiddler continually failed on start with the error below.

 

WARNING: The Carbon driver has not been ported to 64bits, and very few parts of Windows.Forms will work properly, or at all
Stacktrace:

  at <unknown> <0xffffffff>
  at (wrapper managed-to-native) System.Windows.Forms.XplatUICarbon.CGDisplayBounds (intptr) [0x00002] in <37dfd86a0d3248c0b8cd4af52ec71426>:0