How to set up filters for Fiddler mobile phone capture

Configure fiddler, allowed"Remote connection"

Open fiddler, tools-> fiddler options. Remember to restart Fiddler after configuration).

Checked"decrpt https traffic", fiddler can intercept https requests.

Checked"allow remote computers to connect".It allows other machines to send HTTP and HTTPS requests to Fiddler.

Get the IP address of the machine where Fiddler is located.

Install the Fiddler certificate on your iPhone.

The purpose of this step is to allow Fiddler to capture HTTPS requests. If you only need to intercept HTTP requests, you can ignore this step.

2.Open your iPhone's Safari, visit, Dot"fiddlerroot certificate"Then install the certificate.

Configure Fiddler on your iPhone as **.

Turn on your iPhone, find your internet connection, turn on http**, and enter the IP address of the machine where Fiddler is located (e.g., and Fiddler's port number 8888).

When you're done, start grabbing the bag.

Now HTTP https emitted by apps on iPhone (e.g. Safari, Firefox, iTunes, App Store) can be fetched by Fiddler.

Example: Open Safari, 1Enter to see if Fiddler can capture it.

2.Enter to see if Fiddler can capture it.

If both http and https are intercepted, you can not only intercept it, but also break the point, modify the request, modify the response, do what you want

When you're done using it, remember to turn off Fiddler** on your iPhone so that your iPhone won't be connected to the Internet.

A workaround that can only capture http, not https.

Sometimes it turns out that Fiddler can only capture HTTP requests from the iPhone, but not HTTPS requests, possibly because the certificate is not installed. The solution is:

1.Delete all Fiddler certificates on your iPhone (take out your iPhone and tap to set Tease->-Teas-> generally"Profiles")

2.Install the method above and reinstall the fiddler certificate.

Start Fiddler, open Tools > Fiddler Options in the menu bar, and open the Fiddler Options dialog box.

In the Fiddler Options dialog box, switch to the "Connections" tab, then tick the box behind "Allow Romote Computers to Connect", and click the "OK" button.

Open the "Settings" - >Wi-Lan" of your Android device, find the network you want to connect to, long press on it, and then select "Modify Network", the network settings dialog box will pop up, and then tick "Show advanced options".

Select "Manual" in the input box after "**", enter the IP address of your computer in the input box after "**Server Hostname", enter 8888 in the input box behind "**Server Port", and then click the "Save" button.

Method steps.

Start Fiddler, open Tools > Fiddler Options in the menu bar, and open the Fiddler Options dialog box.

In the Fiddler Options dialog box, switch to the "Connections" tab, then tick the box behind "Allow Romote Computers to Connect", and click the "OK" button.

Open the "Settings" - >Wi-Lan" of your Android device, find the network you want to connect to, press and hold on it, and then select "Modify Network", the network settings dialog box will pop up, and then check "Show advanced options".

Select "Manual" in the input box behind "**", enter the IP address of the computer in the input box after "**Server Hostname", enter 8888 in the input box behind "**Server Pure Port", and then click the "Save" button.

Then launch the browser in your Android device, visit the home page, and in Fiddler you can see the completed request and response data.