Hello, i start using Fiddler Everywhere in trial mode.

I looking for solutions to auto save http 2 responses.

Did Fiddler Everywherehas this option? I looking in rules setting but i don't see it...

I've broken this out from #1593454 as separate feature request ticket.

As a side note, the preconfigured browser instance (the "Open Browser" functionality) can't be started with a specific profile. You can specify a path to a different Chromium browser, but it will always be started with a temporary profile.

The preconfigured browser instance is a great feature, but I don't use it because the launched browser instance does not use my "Default" profile (with extensions, bookmarks, etc). It is possible to launch Chrome from the command line with arguments, including specifying the profile to use.

Would it be possible to include in the Fiddler Browser settings panel a field that allows users to specify arguments to be used when launching the preconfigured browser instance? Or if not then possibly just the profile name to be used?

Thanks,
John

Hello,

This is a feature request for a new action type to the Rules. The action is to play the system's default Alert Sound when a Rule is matched.

I do teach web development/security on a regular basis and in my classes I use Fiddler classic, and that works great. (teaching developers at companies, not school/university)

But I wish there was a student/training edition of Fiddler Everywhere, that I as a teacher could install on my student machines and that does NOT require any signup/account creation. Perhaps limited to be used for a few days before nagging for signup?  

In my training typically provide a disposable virtual machine for my students and as a trainer, I do prioritize the ease of deployment/setup.

Why are there not Fiddler everywhere package here?

https://community.chocolatey.org/packages?q=fiddler

That might be a deal breaker for many setups that wants to automate as much as possible, I do get Fiddler classic from here and that is great!

I search use Socks5 and received answers:

Hi,

Fiddler supports SOCKS4a version. If you are trying to use another SOCKS version, this might be the reason why it is not working.

Could you please, elaborate on the error you receive.

Regards,
Simeon 
Progress Telerik

He advised me to create a new request!

Will what I want to be done?

Thanks!

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 

I am trying to login to fiddler anywhere on Ubuntu.  But since the system is behind proxy, while logging into proxy, i get network error.

I have configured the proxy in env variables as well as network settings >proxy, but it does not work.

Please provide a way to configure the corporate proxy for fiddler everywhere before login

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