Fiddler built-in commands

I guess you must have overlooked this little black box below:

Although it is not very conspicuous, but with good it, will make your productivity increase N times!

This is like a friend of Linux, certainly more inclined to use one or two of commands instead of the mouse constantly point-and-click operation.

Fiddler keeps each HTTP request in the left-hand frame as a session, and you can easily manage these sessions by entering Fiddler's built-in commands in a small black box.

Note 1: With the shortcut key ALT + Q You can position the focus to the command line input box (small black box)

Note 2: When the focus is in the command Input box, the shortcut key Ctrl + I can quickly insert the URL of the currently selected session

Below is an introduction to Fiddler's built-in commands:

?

The question mark (?) is followed by a string that Fiddler all the highlighting that matches the string in all sessions (the input is? google.com)

Tip: The matching string is any substring in the Protocol, Host, and URL.

> and <

The greater than sign (>) and less than (<) are followed by a numeric value, which indicates that all sessions with dimensions greater than or less than this value are highlighted.

For example, I input >5000, press ENTER after the result is as follows:

Warm tip: You can enter >5k directly to indicate that you want to highlight all the sizes larger than 5KB sessions.

=

The equals sign (=) can be followed by an HTTP status code or an HTTP method, such as =200, which indicates that all sessions with normal response are highlighted.

=post is entered to indicate the session that you want to highlight all the POST methods:

@

@ behind with the Host, such as I want to highlight all fish C Forum connection, I can @bbs. fishc.com

Tip: The bottom bpafter, bps, BPV, BPM, and BPU are used to set breakpoints.

After the session has been interrupted, click the Go button at the top of the page to release the currently interrupted session, but the new match will still be broken and the breakpoint set before the cancellation is entered without parameters.

Bpafter

Bpafter followed by a string that interrupts all sessions that contain the string.

For example, I want to interrupt all the responses that contain FISHC, then I input Bpafter fishc, and then I enter bbs.fishc.com in the browser, I find that I did not receive the server response, so I broke the Fiddler:

Bps

The bps followed by an HTTP status code that interrupts all sessions for that status code.

BPV or BPM

BPV or BPM is followed by an HTTP method, which means that all sessions for the method are interrupted.

Bpu

Similar to Bpafter, the difference: Bpu is interrupted when the request is initiated, and Bpafter is interrupted when the response is received.

CLS or clear

Clears all current sessions.

Dump

Package all the sessions into a. zip archive and save it to the C packing directory.

G or go

Release all interrupted sessions.

Hide

Hides the Fiddler.

Show

Restore the Fiddler.

Urlreplace

Urlreplace is followed by a string of two, which represents the replacement string in the URL. For example Urlreplace Baidu FISHC said to replace all the URLs of Baidu to FISHC.

Warm tip: Direct input urlreplace without any parameters to restore the original appearance.

Start

Fiddler began to work.

Stop

Fiddler stop working.

Quit

Close the Fiddler.

Select

The type behind the select followed by the response (Content-type), indicating that all matching sessions are selected.

For example, want Fiddler to select all the pictures, you can use Select Image;

Select CSS selects all CSS files;

Of course, select HTM selects all HTML files ~

Allbut or Keeponly

Similar to select, but Allbut and keeponly will delete all irrelevant sessions.

For example, I just want to see the picture, then I can keeponly image to delete all the pictures unrelated to the session:

!dns

Follow a domain name, perform a DNS lookup and print the results in the LOG bar on the right:

!listen

Set other listening ports, default is 8888, remember?!

Original address: http://www.zjicmisa.org/index.php/archives/93/

Fiddler built-in commands