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I usually have Fiddler running constantly in the background. If a page is slow to load and I want to see the HTML, I would find the actual HTTP request in fidd
by jmkni 10y ago
I usually have Fiddler running constantly in the background.
If a page is slow to load and I want to see the HTML, I would find the actual HTTP request in fiddler and grab the HTML that way.
Alternatively, the element inspector doesn't re-issue the request, but it will show the compiled HTML, so after DOM augmentation etc
- TheRealWatson 10y agoIs there anything comparable to Fiddler for macOS? I heard you can run it in VM but that's just too much brute force for me.
- unknownUsers 10y agoFrom what I can tell the Telerik version is on mac also
- fastball 10y agoFiddler is available for MacOS.
- TheRealWatson 10y agoInteresting. I had no idea they had a beta version for macOS. I've gotta try it.
- callahad 10y agohttps://mitmproxy.org/ https://mitmproxy.org/ or https://charlesproxy.com/ https://charlesproxy.com/
- spydum 10y agoBurpsuite has interception proxy and runs on Java.