Fiddler is an HTTP debugging proxy server application originally written by Eric Lawrence, formerly a program manager on the Internet Explorer development team at Microsoft.
Configure Fiddler for remote Android and IOS devices
At Fiddler side
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For activating remote devices traffic to go through fiddler we need to enable it. Can be done by navigating to
Tools > Options > Connections > Allow remote computers to connect
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Allow remote computers to connect
Enable the checkbox and to reflect Fiddler need to restart -
Note the port of proxy server which is
8888
by default
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Hover on the right corner on the online tab so that the server’s IP will be shown
At Android side
- Connect to the same network.
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Open WIFI settings for modifying the connection
- Touch and hold wifi name and select
Manage network settings
- Choose
Show advanced options
- At Proxy settings choose Manual
- Enter Fiddler’s IP address at
Proxy host name
- Enter
Proxy Port
i.e.8888
- Save the settings
- Now to Varify connection please hit the URL ipv4.fiddler:8888 in Android browser. You will get web page as below
- Download and install Certificate from storage. This certificate helps to decrypt the requests
- Touch and hold wifi name and select
At IOS side
- Connect to the same network.
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Open WIFI settings for modifying the connection
- Touch and open WIFI info
- Scroll down and choose
Configure Proxy
- Enter Fiddler’s IP address at
Server
- Enter
Port
i.e.8888
- Save the settings
- Now to Varify connection please hit the URL ipv4.fiddler:8888 in Android browser. You will get web page as below
- Download and install the Certificate. This certificate helps to decrypt the requests
- On IOS you’ll need to enable the certificate by navigating to
General > About > certificate Trust Settings