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Fiddler for Linux (Mono) allow intercept and capture WebSockets Traffic

I'm running the latest Fiddler's mono version and it would be great to be able to capture WebSockets traffic on this version. I know it is possible on the Windows version.

  • Guest
  • Mar 12 2016
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  • Guest commented
    27 Jul, 2016 05:03pm

    Just a reminder that I'm willing to collaborate doing testing on Linux platforms. Just let me know.

     

    Thanks.

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  • Guest commented
    20 Jul, 2016 05:36pm

    Hi there!

     

    Yes count on me for the early adoption. I  have an environment up and running to give it a test and report issues according ly

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  • Deleted User commented
    20 Jul, 2016 04:46pm

    Hey Michael, are you still willing to do early adoption testing on Linux?

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  • Guest commented
    15 Apr, 2016 10:06pm

    I'm using the versions pointed on this link http://fiddler.wikidot.com/mono

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  • Eric Lawrence commented
    12 Apr, 2016 06:56pm

    If I recall correctly, the WebSockets tab should work just fine in Mono. What build of Fiddler for Mono are you using?

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  • Guest commented
    27 Mar, 2016 02:54pm

    Hi Clark,

    I've been running Fiddler on Linux Mint and also on Ubuntu. I've been using Fiddler to do research on AppSec. Actually I wrote a blog post about how to run Fiddler on Linux Mint. http://blog.michaelhidalgo.info/2015/06/fiddler-up-and-running-on-linux-mint.html

     

    At the moment, there is an issue but it is more likely to be a Mono problem. Some textbox (if not all) throw an unhandled exception.I will post the stacktrace later so you guys have a reference.

     

    If you need help testing (early adoptions for Linux) let me know, I will be more than happy to help.

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  • Deleted User commented
    16 Mar, 2016 02:54pm

    That's great! We're actually working on a new build for Linux and working through what the roadmap should look like for linux. What version of Linux are you running on?

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