Hello, 

I've been using Fiddler to debug iOS and Android mobile apps for a while on multiple devices. recently, some Apple phones have been automatically updated to the version 10.3. Since then, i can't see any data in Fiddler. Does anyone have the same problem? Is there a workaround?

 

thanks!

Hello everyone! I need help. I have this request:

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I need to change this parameters, like:

is_rooted%22%3Atrue into is_rooted%22%3Afalse

I'l try use this:

 

But it's not work.

Regards, Ruslan.

When I capture a request, it's a Fiddler.Session object.
I've been searching this object for hours now, and I can't find the Request Payload.
I have searched through all properties, maybe I skipped something, but I can't find it. I searched more RequestBody and RequestHeaders without success.

So is it even possible with this object to access Request Payload?

I am trying to use fiddler as a proxy for my java application that uses HTTPS connection. I had enabled proxy settings(HTTPS&Connections) on Fiddler and exported the Fiddler ROOT certificate successfully to my java keystore(cacerts). However when I run my application it is throwing following error:

Sample code I used:

 

Hi all,

 

I'm trying to an auto responder for any url and contains two words in the body. I am using the following, but it never works :-(

URLWithBody:regex:.* regex:assignRequest.*127

Here i am expecting any body request containing assignRequest and 127 (order doesn't matter) to auto respond but it doesn't work I've also tried other combinations without success

it works if i just use one word, but not two.

Regards

Chris

I know it uses Jscript.NET but is there some special context it runs within (and is documented somewhere) that would prevent me from instantiating a Form to input a string, select from a radio button group, etc? Or is a different file supposed to be edited?

When I try to add the following to CustomRules.js in the ScriptEditor, it says "ERROR LINE --> MyForm myform = new MyForm() - The list of attributes does not apply to the current context" when I save the script.

 

Here is the Form class I am trying to use to make a dialog:

 

Using the Python requests library, I can do something like this:

 

and Fiddler will detect the web request just fine. However, if I use a prepared request like so:

 

the sent web request does not show up in the session list in Fiddler. I've confirmed that the request is getting sent and receiving a response through the Python script, but for some reason it's not showing up in Fiddler. Any ideas? I don't have any filters or rules enabled.

I know Fiddler (which is awesome by the way) can server a certificate upon request from the server; however, I'm trying to debug what type of filters the 3rd party server (we don't have access to it) is trying to request.

In the connect request/response I don't ever see an actual CertificateRequest although I some information about the connect, and that Fiddler handled some items in that TLS handshake, just not about a certificate request from the server for the client...

Is this something just not possible with Fiddler and I need to wireshark this?

Cheers!

I'm wondering when FiddlerHook will be released as a signed add-on for Firefox.

Mozilla has announced that in the near future, unsigned add-ons will no longer be alllowed to run.

 

 

 

Auto responder can match the request, but not responses with the selected content, just passthrough.