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On Device Network Logging for iOS

45 pointsby AJRFover 2 years ago

4 comments

geekraxover 2 years ago
&gt; iOS has a few on device proxies, but they are very costly for teams.<p>I&#x27;d suggest looking into Proxyman. The iOS app is free for basic features that would be sufficient for most of the users. The macOS app is also very intuitive (also free for basic features) to set up the SSL proxy.<p>It&#x27;s also very user friendly for non-developers (I use it all the time with my non-technical support team).<p>Note: I&#x27;m not affiliated with Proxyman, I&#x27;m just a big fan&#x2F;user of the product and respect what the indie dev has built!
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WirelessGigabitover 2 years ago
I forgot how I did it, but I basically tried to inspect some traffic for some app. Imported the certificate and all info iOS. Didn’t work, app was using some pinned cert. fml.
Nextgridover 2 years ago
I like the pattern of having a separate &quot;Configurator&quot; app that can be used to configure and access debug data from the main app.
lusm554over 2 years ago
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