Well, mitmproxy isn't really just a Burp replacement. I've used both Burp and libmproxy for app sec reasons, but when I had strange reasons to write my own cach

Well, mitmproxy isn't really just a Burp replacement. I've used both Burp and libmproxy for app sec reasons, but when I had strange reasons to write my own caching server for my crawler infrastructure, I dropped libmproxy in, wrote out some controller logic on top, and it just worked. I've been laughing every step to the bank ever since. (bias: submitted a few patches to mitmproxy.git)