I'm running Fiddler on OSX and it is happily tracing HTTP requests from chrome, dropbox and other processes on my machine but it does not show HTTP requests from a console app running on Mono. The console app uses HttpWebRequest.
Turns out that you have to direct the app to use a proxy:
WebRequest.DefaultWebProxy = new WebProxy("127.0.0.1", 8888);
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I’m trying to make a web browser with pyqt5. When I run web pages such as YouTube or yahoo, I see in the cmd prompt that it couldn’t enable the js cookie. How do I get this to work thanks
I have an express app running inside an electron app using http on port 6001 and used ngrok to connect to that port. My question is how can I set the redirect url in Slack's dashboard without knowing the first part of the url i.e https://xxxx.ngrok.io. Also, I'm planning to distribute my electron app, what happens when multiple users run the application?
If you are running your Express App locally and exposing that to Slack using ngrok, then it must be for development only.
Using the ngrok free version, your endpoint will keep on changing every time you restart your desktop.
For development -> Update the Slack webhook with the new ngrok URL everytime it changes.
For production -> Deploy your Express app to a cloud based runtime and then expose that IP address as the URL for the Slack webhook
I need to get request from android app Im using Memu emulator
I installed xposed and sslunpinning
when i use proxy with burp suit or fiddler
the app not conneted !!
how can I fix this problem
I have a NestJS server and Ionic app. During development, these two apps do not have any errors when communicating with each other. Deployed my Ionic app to my phone, but now it doesn't communicate with my server upon testing. I have my NestJS's server URL set as http://<myLaptopIP>:3000 on my Ionic app. I also tried accessing that URL from my phone's browser, but it also doesn't work. I already have CORS enabled in my NestJS app with default configurations, so I'm not sure where the problem is.
I have a Chrome extension which gets the location URL and I want it to send that URL to a Mac app.
I was able to run this demo, but I don't know how I can receive the message in a Mac app. Where would get I the message?
There are two approaches you can use.
Native Messaging API. This does have the limitation that Chrome must launch the process and communicate to it through stdio,
conforming to native message API protocols .
Your native app can expose a web server on a local port. The
extension can then try to connect to this port and talk to your app.
I would suggest the first solution as its a pretty secure soultion.