I manually added the fiddler cert to the trust certificate folder, but fiddler is still showing a red dot next to trust root certificates.
when i click on the button to have the cert added, it fails. I don't know what do do next.
I am on windows 11
In Fiddler Everywhere on Mac I try creating a redirect to catch requests sent to https://my.url.here/this/that/0.0.112/filename and serve some locally stored files instead. This is for a development environment on a project. I have created the following rule:
Conditions:
URL Contains: https://my.url.here/this/that/
Rules:
Update Url
Regular expression:
/https:\/\/my.url.here\/this\/that\/[0-9\.]+\/(.+)
/Users/firtname.lastname/Projects/projectname/dist/$1
The Condition is triggered because I also have a rule to color the requests and I can see that the requests are colored as I expect it. The regex Rule is probably not executed because the files are still served from https://my.url.here/this/that/... instead of the locally stored files.
Could you please advise what I am doing wrong with my regex or anything else?
Thank you.
I am using Fiddler Classic with one of my clients and now that Fiddler has been installed and is running, they are saying performance on our application has become worse. I have never heard this, and have heard the opposite in that that Fiddler has improved performance.
What reason could be causing performance to get worse once Fiddler is installed/running?
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I started with:
POST https://localhost/test.aspx HTTP/1.1
Content-Type:multipart/form-data; boundary=--------------------------33ce36bc0a80f5ac
--------------------------33ce36bc0a80f5ac
Content-Disposition: form-data; name="file"; filename="41B89C87-0054-4C29-9719-61950EF84D26_md.dmp"
Content-Type: application/octet-stream
<@INCLUDE *C:\Temp\crash\DBD3C7A9-73C9-4536-968E-CE197EA65C0D_md.dmp*@>
--------------------------33ce36bc0a80f5ac
Content-Disposition: form-data; name="json"
Content-Type: application/json
{"v":5, "id":"41B89C87-0054-4C29-9719-61950EF84D26"}
--------------------------33ce36bc0a80f5ac--
But am getting:
This body cannot be parsed as valid form data! Switch to the Raw view to see its contents.
This seems like it should be pretty straightforward... What am I missing?
Hi Team,
My requirement is to capture the Mobile traffic through fiddler which is installed on windows. I am unable to configure and unable to download fiddler trusted root certificate. Can you please give us a solution as soon as possible.
Thanks & Regards,
Eesufvali
Using Fiddler, is it possible to monitor the traffic of the Telegram Desktop application in order to auto-save messages/photos/videos to local storage as they are received?
I know that it is possible to do this using the telegram API, but for the educational purpose of studying traffic monitoring through Fiddler, I would like to explore this unusual approach.