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Could you compare Requestly with Proxyman in terms of mobile debugging capabilities? Proxyman has especially well developed flow for installing certificates tha
by tomashubelbauer 5y ago
Could you compare Requestly with Proxyman in terms of mobile debugging capabilities? Proxyman has especially well developed flow for installing certificates that allow the proxying without having to change the app's source code. I have not see other apps match that and it is incredibly helpful for only semi-technical QA workers who might not always have a dev team willing to integrate random SDKs only to make their life easier. The only problem with Proxyman is that randomly, its local proxy server may stop being reachable from the phone on the same network. I don't know why this happens.
- sachinjain 5y agoWe also have a desktop app which works very similarly in terms of setting up proxy and installing the certificates. The fundamentals with which we are building Requestly makes it different from other tools in this space. We intend Requestly to be used by team, easy re-use of the mocking configurations. The intent to go with SDK based approach is that it is one-time setup while using an external proxy will always require you to configure your phone every time which is painful. Like you said, local proxy servers can be flaky sometimes and you may eventually end up spending more time on the tool rather than your actual work.
- kall 5y agoIf it's iOS devices, the iOS version of Charles proxy is really easy to set up (no computer needed). You can export and send of the capture for later viewing in the desktop app.