I'm using fiddler to debug the http requests of a program that I'm currently writing. So I'm constantly closing and recompiling the program and get a different exe everytime.
I tried the "Select process" feature, but it seems to get sticked to a specific PID, so I would have to select my program every time I run it again.
The problem with that: My program does an http request right after it's started, so this isn't gonna work.
So for now the best thing I can do is to set Fiddler to ignore browsers. But for some reason, some applications just send their traffic through Fiddler even though I haven't configured then to do so.
For example Skype and TeamViewer do a lot of http requests in the background and while you download a game on Steam it gets really insane...
So how can blacklist Skype, TeamViewer and Steam? Or how can I simply disallow programs from using Fiddler without me allowing it?
Best regards,
Fabian W.
I tried the "Select process" feature, but it seems to get sticked to a specific PID, so I would have to select my program every time I run it again.
The problem with that: My program does an http request right after it's started, so this isn't gonna work.
So for now the best thing I can do is to set Fiddler to ignore browsers. But for some reason, some applications just send their traffic through Fiddler even though I haven't configured then to do so.
For example Skype and TeamViewer do a lot of http requests in the background and while you download a game on Steam it gets really insane...
So how can blacklist Skype, TeamViewer and Steam? Or how can I simply disallow programs from using Fiddler without me allowing it?
Best regards,
Fabian W.