In Fiddler on my windows machine I'm able to edit the customrules.cs file in order to tell Fiddler where to look for a cert. Having just switched to a Mac I'm eager to do the same with my install of Fiddler Everywhere but I can't find the file or any reference to it. Is this a missing feature or an error on my part?

Hi There,

We are planning to use Fiddle Everywhere for testing our application, and I downloaded it for test drive. It has lots of functionality, but I couldn't find the specific futures such as Throttle settings(Bandwidth(download and upload), latency, MTU, reliability, stability etc).  That is very important to us. So, we need it for our testings.

 

Any advice, please?

 

Thank you,

 

Regards,

Requested through https://community.getfiddler.com/support/discussions/topics/12000028611 

 

 

It's very hard to work with input text fields, as most codes are more than 1 line.

I end up just choosing Set Value because of it.

 

Can you please use textareas both for both highlighted fields?

 

Thanks!

 

Requested through https://community.getfiddler.com/support/discussions/topics/12000026780 

 

Originally reported here: https://community.getfiddler.com/support/discussions/topics/12000026504

 

Requested originally from https://community.getfiddler.com/support/discussions/topics/12000025520 

Hi

Currently the composer window allows you to edit the cookies only as a header, that can turn into a nightmare when all of the cookies accumulate to the length of 500-1000 chars and you're trying to edit a single cookie.

The editing box shows only about 70 chars, so navigating to that single cookie you want to edit/delete is nearly impossible.

If you could add a dedicated tab for cookies, like in the inspectors window, that would be very helpful.

Thanks,

Ezra

Fiddler Everywhere cannot currently open any password-protected .saz archives saved from the Windows version of Fiddler.  Need to be able to open password-protected .saz archives and save captures as .saz archives with password protection.  Thanks in advance for any help on this.

I installed Fiddler Everywhere on Fedora 31. Clicking "View full response" for any response opens a pop-up window which is reasonably sized, but the content of which is a scrollable area about one line high at the top of the window and there is no obvious way to expand it to see more than one line of the response. Screenshot attached.

I fire up Fiddler Everywhere on my Mac. Generally, it appears to do nothing.

In further detail, "Stream" and "Decode" can be toggled, but otherwise do nothing. The connections icon has a hover-over describing my host and states I have a network connection. The help icon goes to the very limited documentation via browser. The settings icon pops open the settings dialog, which does appear to save changes, but not impact the "nothing" being done by the application. The capture button and inspectors button appear to do nothing. The main viewing area states "No records available." The area to the right of the main area states "Please, select a single Web Session to inspect." And that is it.

Either I'm doing (or not doing) something dumb, or it just isn't working for me. Any help would be appreciated :)

Mac specs: High Sierra 10.13.6, 2.6GHz i7, 16 GB memory

Colleagues, please add an essential feature of Fiddler Classic called Automatic breakpoints

 

I'm sure that a bunch of people will migrate to Fiddler Everywhere if you implement this

 

Thnx

Currently, Fiddler Everywhere capture every https traffic. Sometime, decrypt all https traffic are inconvenience and totally make the network broken (eg: Android 7+ devices). Please add this feature of Fiddler Classic.

 

Thanks!

I am testing an api that uses basic auth.  I am trying to use the composer to hit the API.  The existing suggestion is to build the authorization header by hand, but I would suggest that the URL field should be able to handle any URL that a browser or CURL can handle, and so I think it should be able to handle basic auth syntax in the URL, for example:

http://myUser:p@330rd@someserver.com/api/v1/test

Currently it takes the user and password and separators and sends the whole thing to DNS ("myUser:p@330rd@someserver.com").  Even if it ignores the username and password (and why would you) it should parse them out before sending the hostname to DNS.  I would be OK with it building the authorization header and removing it from the URL, but I would rather it handle that behind the scenes and leave the URL the way I pasted it in.

Fiddler for Windows allowed you to add custom columns to Web Sessions list. 

Fiddler Everywhere needs this option so I can add in a column to show the IP address of the server being connected to.

Can these methods be added into Fiddler Everywhere:

1. https://docs.telerik.com/fiddler/knowledgebase/fiddlerscript/addcolumns
2. https://docs.telerik.com/fiddler/Observe-Traffic/Tasks/ConfigureColumns 

I'm not 100% sure if this is a bug or it's a feature (of lack thereof) but it goes like this:

On regular fiddler, a great thing to do is to simply copy a raw request to the raw composer, change a param and re-issue it... Fiddler everywhere does not allow that! I have to write headers on a tab and the body on another and yet, there's a "Raw" tab.

The Raw tab unfortunately is not editable (read-only)... I believe that it should be editable

It would be nice if I could right click on a header from a capture and quick add to the capture filter instead of coping and pasting.

Fiddler Everywhere   （How to set up my country's language, I saw PAK language pack file）

Describe the bug
When the location of the Windows Desktop is changed (e.g. like described here), the functionality for exporting the root certificate is not working.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Change the location of the Desktop on Windows OS
2. Run Fidder Everywhere, ensure that Setting -> HTTPS -> Decrypt HTTPS traffic is checked
3. Press Settings -> HTTPS -> Decrypt HTTPS traffic -> Export root certificate to Desktop
4. Error message is shown in a tooltip:

Could not find a part of the path 'C:\Users<username>\Desktop\FiddlerRootCertificate.crt'.

Expected behavior
The certificate is exported.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows 10

It would be great to have the same Host Remapping support that Fiddler2 has.