Fiddler Classic has a "Hide CONNECT" feature that I find very useful for eliminating TLS negotiation clutter. In Fiddler Everywhere, I can achieve the similar effect by using a filter. However, this does not work when I also have to use OR conditions to filter out traffic from multiple hosts.
More generally, it seems that mixed-mode filter that supports both AND and OR may be required. In this specific case, the filter conditions needed would be "Method != CONNECT && (Host == localhost || Host == example.com)".
Can I at least hide CONNECTs while also filtering for multiple hosts today? I'm evaluating migration from Fiddler Classic to Fiddler Everywhere or some 3rd-party alternatives, since Fiddler Classic is lacking in support for newer protocols that some of our workloads need. I find Fiddler Everywhere to be generally great, other than a few blockers like this one.
Hello,
I am unable to log in to the software.
Checked my connectivity using "Connectivity Check (getfiddler.com)" and everything looks fine.
You have access to the required Fiddler Everywhere API endpoints.
Logs attached
Hey there!
I just started coding with fiddler core and i am trying to auto respond a single request url with a saved response from fiddler
How should i do it on OnBeforeRequest?
Hello,
I'm looking to write a fiddler extension following this article: https://docs.telerik.com/fiddler/extend-fiddler/createextension
In this article it suggests linking to fiddler at a hard coded local path.
Is there any way to link to fiddler from a nuget feed, git sub-module or other way or is it best practice to bundle the Fiddler.exe with your application so it can be built without hard-coded paths to locally installed tools? How is this normally done?
Thanks
I would like to use Fiddler Everywhere for remote support and trouble shooting in real time, Is there anyway for the Server to know that the Client is using Fiddler Everywhere as the proxy server if it doesn't modify any data, headers, or flags?
Thanks!
Hi,
I use OnDone to save responsebodies (mostly json data) that match some URL criteria.
I can set different filenames etc. This works fine.
However, SaveResponseBody overwrites the same file if it exists.
Basically using something like:
if (oSession.url.Contains("some pattern")) {
var directory: String = "d:\\savedir\\";
var path: String = System.IO.Path.Combine(directory + Guid.NewGuid() + ".json" );
oSession.utilDecodeResponse();
oSession.SaveResponseBody(path);
}
Is there also an append mode available on SaveResponseBody so data is added and not overwritten?