From the screenshot, it looks like that you are capturing only non-secure traffic (HTTP). Ensure that you have installed and trusted the Fiddler root certificate and then enable HTTPS capturing from the settings.
Let me know if that resolves the issue you are facing. In case you are still facing the problem, please provide a detailed description of the problem you are facing, including the expected outcome and the steps you are taking that are needed to reproduce the case.
From the screenshot, it looks like that you are capturing only non-secure traffic (HTTP). Ensure that you have installed and trusted the Fiddler root certificate and then enable HTTPS capturing from the settings.
Let me know if that resolves the issue you are facing. In case you are still facing the problem, please provide a detailed description of the problem you are facing, including the expected outcome and the steps you are taking that are needed to reproduce the case.
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Freespacemind
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over 2 years ago
I did all this and the problem was not resolved
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Freespacemind
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over 2 years ago
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Nick Iliev
ADMIN
said
over 2 years ago
Could you try changing the Fiddler proxy port to 8866 (as set by default) and then verify that the Fiddler proxy is successfully placed (in the OS proxy settings).
I've also noticed that you had the Allow remote computers to connect option enabled. Are you trying to capture traffic from a remote device, and if so, have you installed the Fiddler root certificate on that device?
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Freespacemind
said
over 2 years ago
No, I haven't tried to capture a password from a remote machine, but I want to capture both passwords from the same device on which I installed Fiddler Everywhere
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Nick Iliev
ADMIN
said
over 2 years ago
Were you able to resolve the issue using the default settings suggested in my previous answer and configuration steps? Not sure about what passwords you are trying to capture, but to capture HTTPS traffic, you need to have the Fiddler proxy set as OS proxy and have access to specific API endpoints (see the requirements here). If you are still facing troubles, you could post the Fiddler log files to investigate the case further.
Freespacemind
Before it was working either now I don't know why Connect says to me
Please help me to solve the problem
Hey Freespacemind,
From the screenshot, it looks like that you are capturing only non-secure traffic (HTTP). Ensure that you have installed and trusted the Fiddler root certificate and then enable HTTPS capturing from the settings.
Refer to this documentation article for detailed steps for enabling HTTPS capturing: https://docs.telerik.com/fiddler-everywhere/get-started/configuration
Let me know if that resolves the issue you are facing. In case you are still facing the problem, please provide a detailed description of the problem you are facing, including the expected outcome and the steps you are taking that are needed to reproduce the case.
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ADMINHey Freespacemind,
From the screenshot, it looks like that you are capturing only non-secure traffic (HTTP). Ensure that you have installed and trusted the Fiddler root certificate and then enable HTTPS capturing from the settings.
Refer to this documentation article for detailed steps for enabling HTTPS capturing: https://docs.telerik.com/fiddler-everywhere/get-started/configuration
Let me know if that resolves the issue you are facing. In case you are still facing the problem, please provide a detailed description of the problem you are facing, including the expected outcome and the steps you are taking that are needed to reproduce the case.
Freespacemind
I did all this and the problem was not resolved
Freespacemind
Nick Iliev
ADMINCould you try changing the Fiddler proxy port to 8866 (as set by default) and then verify that the Fiddler proxy is successfully placed (in the OS proxy settings).
I've also noticed that you had the Allow remote computers to connect option enabled. Are you trying to capture traffic from a remote device, and if so, have you installed the Fiddler root certificate on that device?
Freespacemind
No, I haven't tried to capture a password from a remote machine, but I want to capture both passwords from the same device on which I installed Fiddler Everywhere
Nick Iliev
ADMINWere you able to resolve the issue using the default settings suggested in my previous answer and configuration steps? Not sure about what passwords you are trying to capture, but to capture HTTPS traffic, you need to have the Fiddler proxy set as OS proxy and have access to specific API endpoints (see the requirements here). If you are still facing troubles, you could post the Fiddler log files to investigate the case further.
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