Dear concern,
I need to decode some octet-stream data in fiddler but i m not able to decode or understand that data using fiddler .
the data have Content-Type: application/octet-stream
the data i.e. unreadable is given below :-
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It's Fiddler.CONFIG.SetNoDecryptstring(string)
There's not much documentation on this feature but I assume it's supposed to let specific HTTPS traffic through without attempting to open it up. If that is in fact what is does then it's exactly what I need. However, it doesn't actually seem to be working as intended. I booted up the .NET4 sample project and made no modifications other than adding one domain to the "SetNoDecryptList" but when I go to the domain I still get a "questionable certificate" type error.
Any thoughts?
Hi,
Quick question regarding the ability to programmatically obtain the ui-comment set against a session item in C#.
Currently I can set a value:
oSession.oFlags["ui-comments"] = "Comment Added";
This is displayed in Fiddler comments column against the request.
But when I attempt to get the value back out, in AutoTamperRequestBefore or AutoTamperResponseBefore there isn't a 'ui-comments' flag available.
Any suggestions gratefully received.
Many thanks, and keep up the good work.
Ive installed Fiddler on my PC but whenever i enable capturing of web traffic i always am unable to load web pages.
This error appears...
This site can’t be reached
The webpage at https://www.google.com/ might be temporarily down or it may have moved permanently to a new web address.
ERR_TUNNEL_CONNECTION_FAILED
Im using Chrome browser is this important...
Why is this happening and how can i fix it?
As far as I know, in fidlercore, you can use
oS["log-drop-request-body"] = "streamingThisRequest";
oS["log-drop-response-body"] = "streamingThisResponse";
to release the request body or response body.
So, in which event processing should I use these two flags?
And how long will the request body and response body be cached by default when these two flags are not used?
Hi, i have a question about https, if the browser make a https request to server with custom certificate that have key inside and i don't have private key for that certificate, will i be able to intercept that requests using fiddler and see response or it won't work without private key for certificate?
Thanks in advance.
Dear all,
I am working on a project that requires communicating and transferring files to a server that requires SSL communication. I'm currently developing in C# .NET 4.7.2 and have utilized RestSharp to communicate to this server via POST command. The issue I am running into now is I keep getting a certificate chain error, and I have captured this with fiddler. Fiddler gives me a popup as shown in the attachments. The curious thing is, if I don't have fiddler open, my code will not work and the file transfer fails, however, when fiddler is open and monitoring all processes, it will popup the certificate error, and if I click YES then the file will get transferred correctly.
Can any of the devs provide some insight on how I should implement my code to perform the same behavior that Fiddler does when ignoring unsafe errors? I have searched other resources online and have not been able to find a working solution.
I have found a few blog articles like this one: https://www.telerik.com/blogs/understanding-fiddler-certificate-generators
which have provided some insight but if anyone has more detail on how this implementation works I hope to build something similar like this in my application.
Really appreciate your help,
Thank you!
garyd