How to use it utilIssueRequest();

I'm a Fiddler Classic user and I would like to know if it's possible to read a local text file into a variable.

I will use this variable (say, 'file_contents') to replace a string in a web page with the contents of the local file. The replacement code looks like this:
How can I do that, please?

Thank you,

Alexander

FiddlerCore4 can't handle the traffic coming from xNet.dll library, how can I fix it, I really need help.

... As far as I know, any traffic going through the SOCKS5 proxy will not be logged by Fiddlercore (because Fiddler does not support traffic collection over the SOCKS proxy). So how can I fix that on Fiddlercore, I use C#.

Hi,

 

is http://ipv4.fiddler:8888/ down?

Hi,

I'm trying Fiddler with an electron application. I don't see any of the http.get requests made from my electron application to remote servers. Is there some special setup I need to do? I'm on Windows 10.

Many thanks

Why fiddler cant dycrypt traffic ?

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Hello

I want to capture the requests made by a website but they are not all displayed in Fiddler.

In Chrome Network inspector, every request which is not displayed in Fiddler has the attribute "memory cache" or "disk cache" in "Size" column.

How to capture them ?

This is basically my first attempt at writing an inspector, and it is for a websocket whose messages are compressed on the transport level, so in order to decompress (for example) message #5, it needs to be decompressed with a compression state that has already been fed messages #1 thru #4. (i.e., it's impossible to inspect any message given just that particular payload's body). I read the IWSMInspector interface is used for inspecting websockets but I see no obvious way to accomplish what I want here. Previously I've just been proxying the websocket through fiddler to a separate little script that handles decompression but I would much rather be able to just have everything contained within fiddler. If it simplifies anything, the messages of concern are only from the server to client direction.