Remove Fiddler Everywhere HTTPS cert

[improwise]

How do I get rid of the FIddler Everywhere HTTPS cert? Seem to cauase a lot of problems in Windows after being installed.

[Lini]

Hello,

The certificate is installed for the user that works with Fiddler Everywhere. To remove it, follow these steps:

 

1. Open the "Manage User Certificates" control panel window. The easiest way to do this is from the Windows Start Menu - search for "manage user".

2. In the window that opens, expand the "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" item and select "Certificates". In the list on the right, find the certificate with a name "DO_NOT_TRUST_FiddlerRoot".

3. Delete the certificate. There should be one or two prompts when you try to delete it - you must answer "Yes" in both cases to fully remove the certificate.

Regards,
Lini
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[improwise]

Thanks. It actually turned out that I blamed Fiddler when I instead should have blamed the latest May update from Microsoft which apparently broken a lot of things for many. As we all know, Fiddler can sometimes be the reason for some connectivity problems with proxy setup etc but in this case it wasn't.

[improwise]

BTW, you should add these instructions to the documentation as the new Fiddler Everywhere does not seem to have the option to remove the HTTPS cert which I recall that the old version had.

[Lini]

Hello,

I will log a feature request to have the remove option in the Fiddler Everywhere HTTPS settings (like in Fiddler Classic) and also I will forward this thread to the appropriate people for the Fiddler Documentation.

Regards,
Lini
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