Charles Proxy now available on iOS
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Charles Proxy now available on iOS
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#4I generally would only be needing to inspect requests when developing at my workstation, so how is this native app providing additional value beyond what the Charles Mac software already provides?
Big fan of Charles over here, I just don't understand the use case for the native app.
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#5mitmproxy has worked on iOS and Android for years now and is OSS and easy to use
Re: Charles Proxy now available on iOS
#6Charles can already be used as an http/https proxy on iPhone via https://www.charlesproxy.com/documentation/faqs/using-charle... I generally would only be needing to inspect requests when developing at my workstation, so how is this native app providing additional value beyond what the Charles Mac software already provides? Big fan of Charles over here, I just don't understand the use case for the native app.
I can't use Charles to inspect traffic from my device at work because of network restrictions. Now I can.
Re: Charles Proxy now available on iOS
#7mitmproxy has worked on iOS and Android for years now and is OSS and easy to use
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#9I turned it on for literally one second and the first thing it captured was traffic from an app I used briefly several years ago and not since. Cool!
Re: Charles Proxy now available on iOS
#10Charles can already be used as an http/https proxy on iPhone via https://www.charlesproxy.com/documentation/faqs/using-charle... I generally would only be needing to inspect requests when developing at my workstation, so how is this native app providing additional value beyond what the Charles Mac software already provides? Big fan of Charles over here, I just don't understand the use case for the native app.
Using the Mac app also requires being able to connect to your Mac from your iPhone (in order to use it as a proxy), which is not doable on many setups. For example, at work we use a different wifi network for mobile devices than we do for laptops.