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You can do the same in your browser by opening the developer tools and in fact it comes built in to the browser whereas on a desktop you'd have to install anoth
by alimbada 8y ago
You can do the same in your browser by opening the developer tools and in fact it comes built in to the browser whereas on a desktop you'd have to install another app like Wireshark/Fiddler to see those requests.
- stephenr 8y agoThat only tells you what your browser sends to their server. It doesn't tell you what connections their server makes.
- crystaln 8y agoNothing will. The vulnerability of what happens to your data after it is sent to a third party is the same for any app, web or native. The biggest difference is that it's way easier to see where you're data is being sent in a browser, since it has built in tools. It's very hard to monitor native app traffic that is sent over SSL.
- stephenr 8y agoWhen the app is native there no requirement for a third party server. You, Your mail (provider) server. Vs You, the server hosting the web app, your mail (provider) server.