Hello,

I'm kind of new to fiddler and I was wondering if I could send a request to a website to which I know I will get a redirect (tinyurl.com/...), but not automatically go to the linked site.

When I use the composer to create a GET request, he automatically also goes to the linked location and sends a request to the other location. Can I tell fiddler not to send the second request? I want to inspect the location where I'll be sent to so I can verify if I get a shortened url, I'm not directed to a malicious site.

Hello,

Fiddler can't read some AMF files like this one:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/sfv33e3jmmfhvt3/content__b6ad3.amf?dl=1&token_hash=AAGkLWKbnuqoT74PLttnLP8_zhHfgNTZ6Hyplz1ZF0_P1Q

Thanks!

Can fiddler show the traffic from/to a Node.js client or server? If so, what do I need to configure?

Is there a way to view the handshake message traffic to and from a server when using https with firefox or chrome?

Are the fiddler libraries available for us to use?  I need to write an application that logs HTTP URLs visited.  Fiddler obviously does this very well.  Can I reuse your libraries or include fiddler in my windows service to accomplish this?

http://blogs.telerik.com/fiddler/posts/13-01-08/capturing-traffic-from-.net-services-with-fiddler gives an example of how to capture traffic from .NET apps. It doesn't work for me.

I am running Sitecore 6.6, a venerable .NET app, in 64 bit mode on IIS on Windows 2008 R2 x64.

I made the recommended changes to the machine.config files in both C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\Config (this is a 64 bit app, so this one is probably the one in use) and C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\Config. I know that this has an effect because when I make a mistake to the Framework64's machine.config, I get a 503 error.

Anyway, I have a feature in Sitecore that reaches out to another server via HTTPS (SharePoint Integration Framework, aka SPIF). Fiddler does not catch this. All Fiddler catches is traffic generated by my (user mode) web browser.

If .NET application traffic was being routed through a proxy, then the Sitecore SPIF feature that reaches out to the other server would fail.

Oh, I know that Sitecore SPIF is indeed reaching out because Wireshark shows the traffic.

If Fiddler captures .NET application HTTP traffic, why is it not doing it here?

Is there an option (4.4.8), or can we get an option, to configure the extended checks for protocol violations that Fiddler performs? I'd like to leave Extended checks on to see what drops out. However we're not using absolute-uris in our redirect responses (yes, technically a violation, but we don't care) so I'd like to disable that check as the window quickly fills up with that violation. Is there some hidden config file for HTTPLint? I didn't see it.

Hi Erik,

I just checked the documentation page about on how to customize the tab icon and it seems not to be not right: See screenshot: http://screencast.com/t/TMl6KESEH

Page: http://docs.telerik.com/fiddler/extend-fiddler/addicon

Please correct me if I'm right about this script:

public void OnLoad()
{
oPage = new TabPage("Timeline");
Image newImage = Image.FromFile(@"C:\Users\.........");
FiddlerApplication.UI.imglSessionIcons.Images.Add("imgKey", newImage);
oPage.ImageIndex = FiddlerApplication.UI.imglSessionIcons.Images.IndexOfKey("imgKey");
oView = new TimelineView();
oPage.Controls.Add(oView);
oView.Dock = DockStyle.Fill;
FiddlerApplication.UI.tabsViews.TabPages.Add(oPage);
}

Thanks,
Jhayar

Hello Forum,
I work for a company called ePay and I was wondering if someone could assist me with a certificate issue.
Our company uses a Digital Certificate with our customers and it seems we might be having some compatibility issues with Fiddler.
My question is the following:
Since we have a certificate installed and imported into the browser (e.g. IE10) and then Fiddler adds a Do_Not_Trust_FiddlerRoot Certificate which causes the compatibility issues. I read that a fix would be to move the certificate from the personal folder to the "Trusted Certificates" folder, but I want to confirm this would be the ideal fix and that I wouldn't disrupt or disconfigure any settings in Fiddler.
And my second question is;
What type of problems could we expect if the Do_Not_Trust_FiddlerRoot is left on the personal folder? (problems with OUR certificate)
And my last question is:
Would any configuration be lost if they DELETED the Do_Not_Trust_FiddlerRoot certificate?

Thanks for the help.

Juan Posada
ePay Customer Service Trainer

Hello, I am using Fiddler and have a filter set to capture sessions. I have not used it in a few weeks and when i went on today, it is not capturing anything. I have checked all my settings Capture traffic is enabled, i went through all the options and it is not recording anything. i tried it on ie and on firefox and its not working on either.