Hi everybody,
I was wondering whether if it was a way to inject the farx file during the loading of the program for test-automation purposes.
Is that possible?
Could it be possible using the command line to do that ?
Hi,
I'm interesting to know what will happen to an application (chrome browser, for example), if https capturing application that uses fiddler core, crashes (for reasons not related to fiddler core)? Will chrome continue to work? What about https sessions that chrome had?
Thanks,
Alex.
Validity
Not Before: May 21 20:29:01 2017 GMT
Not After : May 21 20:29:01 2023 GMT
So, Chrome Android complains when certificates have a validity period of over 39 months. (NET::ERR_CERT_VALIDITY_TOO_LONG)
The added checks is probably because of the way I trusted this cert to get it working on Nougat and above for apps and stuff. (converting and copying the cert to /system/etc/security/cacerts)
However, that's not the focus of this post. Is it possible to customize the validity period of FiddlerRoot? I'm using CertEnroll, Android P DP2, and Fiddler 5.
Hi All,
I had a request where it will upload a email (.msg).
When I execute it from Composer, it is properly uploading the email as expected. But, when we do the same from Inspectors, it is uploading the Email but with no data in it. Could you please help us what could be the reason.
My use case is a User will send me a SAZ file and I will load the archive into fiddler to analyse it.
I would like to process each session as it is being imported so I can do some logic and color the sessions that are interesting to me. From doco I can only see ISessionImporter which doesn't seem to be used for SAZ files. Is it possible to implement what i described and what class i would need to extend?
https://www.telerik.com/fiddler/add-ons
It sasy for "neXpert Performance Report Generator":
"iOS devices and Android devices may not work with the default HTTPS interception certificates used by Fiddler. To resolve this incompatibility, you may install a Certificate Generating plugin that generates interception certificates compatible with those platforms."
While it says that on the "CertMaker for iOS and Android" too, which looks appropriate.
recommend a fiddler extension FreeHttp.
the FreeHttp extension make it easier to tamper HTTP.
it can change or replace the request and response with simple rules.
It has more features than the AutoResponder, and more convenient than FiddlerScript .
github : https://github.com/lulianqi/FreeHttp/
doc : https://www.cnblogs.com/lulianqi/p/10428551.html