Hi!
I'm new to Fiddler, I had some success, but there is also an unsolved problem. My setup is:
- An appliance with an integrated webserver. (This appliance is accessible via HTTP only)
- A PC with Fiddler (used as a reverse proxy)
- Another PC with a Browser
All 3 components are in the same network.
I want to use Fiddler for 2 tasks:
- First task is to edit the webpage of the appliance on the fly, I need to remove some content. This works fine, I managed to edit the page with FiddlerScrip. On the PC with the browser I can see the changed webpage.
- Second task: For later use there is a requirement, that this changed webpage is accessible via HTTPS. I tried a lot of settings in Fiddler, but without success. I can't even see any reaction in Fiddlers Session window when I try to access the changed webpage via HTTPS. I assume that the ports are correct, because it works with HTML. Is there a way to solve this problem?
regards
Gerhard

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