
I would like to see what is going through my Android device at all, not for a certain app. Therefore, I saw this tutorial and did everything step by step.
As you can see on the attached screenshot, the packet sizes were 0 and it says "Tunnel to" ?!
I've read, the reason is because there would be no trust to Fiddler? But I already installed the FiddlerRootCa.cer already?!?!?!
The mobile device is a Huawei Mediapad M5
The laptop pc has running Windows 10 on it and I use Fiddler Classic
EDIT: I've setup an Android emualator. When I enter for instance amazon.de I am asked to continue to amazon.de as in screenshot*.png. Then Fiddler capture looks like in amazon.png .. Most of traffic still tunneled and size 0.
What do I need to do when I want to capture traffic from an app and not a browser?
(Side question: I also have a Android TV device onwhich I have root access. How can I install the Fiddler certificate on that?)

The steps that were followed to initialize the fiddler tool are mentioned below.
Steps (Commands used in linux):
System Environment:
Can any one of you please suggest to me how to resolve this error?




https://docs.telerik.com/fiddler/knowledge-base/fiddlerscript/modifyrequestorresponse?_ga=2.226810973.1912327690.1619085606-390831375.1615941114
I reviewed the content on this link. I added the nuget library. Why can't I use these codes? When using it with C #, I get an error as I mentioned in the appendix. "'oSession' does not exist in the current context" What is the cause of this error? I cannot use any code related to Fiddler. What causes the oSession error? I want to work on FiddlerCore, but I couldn't find a solution for this error.
I tried to redirect all traffic thru Fiddler by using redsocks and iptables. Plaintext HTTP seems to work fine, however HTTPS doesn't seem to work properly.
Initially I didn't want to use redsocks at all - however it seemed that Fiddler cannot work in the way similar to sniproxy: using iptables -j DNAT alone doesn't work at all.
Then, although redsocks supports http CONNECT proxy mode, Fiddler no longer shows domain names in intercepted CONNECT entries - IP addresses are shown instead. Fiddler also throws out certificate errors, even if I check the "ignore certificate errors" checkbox, the intercepted application (which already trusts FiddlerRoot certificate) still refuses to connect. I think this should be related to SNI.
I think if Fiddler could work in the way similar to sniproxy, this problem would no longer exist, probably.
Hello,
Is it possible to capture localhost (client and server) websockets communication?In my case, in the client side I am using javascript code to connect to the websocket server, that it is started using java language.
In fiddler I do not see anything...
Regards,
Ed