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Charles proxy, Paros, Burp and Fiddler are all great tools to intercept and modify traffic. Great for debugging or just inspecting/reversing/hacking in general
by amenghra 10y ago
Charles proxy, Paros, Burp and Fiddler are all great tools to intercept and modify traffic.
Great for debugging or just inspecting/reversing/hacking in general.
Im glad if similar tools are being made available as browser extensions, it might lower the barrier to entry and get more people poking at the network layer.
PS: https://github.com/square/PonyDebugger https://github.com/square/PonyDebugger is a cool debugger that lets you use Chrome developer tools when developing iOS apps.
PS2: https://paw.cloud/ https://paw.cloud/ and some other tools take these proxies to a whole new level in terms of UI/polish.
- ic4l 10y agoAlso reminds you that you should be CAREFUL with what extensions you install. As they can pretty much do whatever they want ;)
- timrichard 10y agoGood point. I tend to disable all for Incognito mode, then use that mode for things like online banking. Are there better approaches, like dedicating a separate browser for super sensitive stuff with absolutely nothing installed?
- paulryanrogers 10y agoA separate, portable browser install would be wise. Even better if it's a bootable image of a trustworthy OS.
- jpalomaki 10y agoChrome supports multiple profiles and you have different extensions for them. So you create for example one special profile for web development.
- rfz 10y agoA bootable Linux distro that can be run from a USB key, like Puppy Linux.
- tehlike 10y agohttps://mitmproxy.org/ https://mitmproxy.org/ is pretty nice too.
- pwillia7 10y agoTamper is built on MITM -- I built some internal tools using Tamper a few years back - Great proxy service.