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Proxyman retweeted
I proudly introduce the diff view for Proxyman iOS 🎉
It's really useful if you capture 100 requests and need to check what is different between them.
This feature is one of the most used feature on Proxyman macOS, and now it's ported to iOS with optimized UI/UX for small devices 😉
- Support inline or Split View mode
- Diff entire HTTP Message, including the URI, Method, Headers and the body
It's under review, please stay tuned 👀
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Proxyman retweeted
wow, this app is a modern version of Wireshark, see diff of 2 TCP/UDP packets 😳
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Proxyman retweeted
i'm working on this BETA feature
- Install the Transparency Network Extension on your Mac, so Proxyman can capture all traffic from your Mac
- works with non-proxy-awared apps
- No need to config proxy for each apps, Proxyman can capture everything
The Network Extension works like the transparency proxy from mitmproxy, your app doesn't know that Proxyman is behind it, it just worked like a magic 👀
ALT Proxyman with Network Extension
Proxyman retweeted
TinyShield is my new favorite Mac app. @proxyman_app
I love that ProxyMan app works so well with computer use/ChatGPT
Proxyman retweeted
HTTP/2 is finally merged to the main after 5 year of BETA 👀
Sorry guys, I had no idea how to implement HTTP/2 with SwiftNIO, it's my best ✌️
Here is what I've done:
- Fully support HTTP/2 and back-compatible with HTTP/1.1, depend on what protocol your server talks
- Worked with all debugging tools, like Map Local, Breakpoint, Scripting, ..
- Added the Connection Log tab, you can see your traffic like the cURL verbose mode
- Optimized for macOS 27 Golden Gate
and a lot of improvement.
Full changelog at github.com/ProxymanApp/Proxy…
Proxyman retweeted
Forgot to mentioned that it's open-source: github.com/ProxymanApp/TCPVi…
Proxyman retweeted
If you need visibility for outgoing requests on a mobile app you can use @proxyman_app gateway in your computer
1. Download proxyman and follow initial gateway setup: MacOS Proxyman app : Tools > Proxy settings > Enable "Override MacOS Proxy"
2. Configure proxy on your mobile device (with computer's IP address): Settings > Wi-Fi > Info on your network > HTTP Proxy > Configure Proxy
3. Start testing your mobile app.
Both mobile and computer need to be on the same network.
Learnt via @mathieulima 🙏
Proxyman retweeted
I still believe we can’t really say which one is better, even the comparison doesn’t make much sense to me, because they are two different worlds.
And Noah, your app @proxyman_app is actually a good example, in my last company our internal networking tool broke and for a long time we used Proxyman instead (thanks for that :) ), but that’s not really a B2C use case. For pure B2C apps, I still think mobile is where apps really shine
Proxyman retweeted
Proxyman is one of my favorite apps when investigating network traffic. Especially with the MCP support it's so easy to agenticly debug data sent by SDKs.
Proxyman retweeted
One-time purchase network firewall and Little Snitch/LuLu alternative to monitor app connections, inspect hostnames, create rules, and block unwanted traffic, including a Block all mode
Proxyman retweeted
Underrated app! I could never figure out how to intercept and read HTTPS requests with you know which app... It's SO simple with Proxyman.
Proxyman retweeted
Enabled this in CC today. Probably the best experience I’ve had with an MCP so far. Just works.
