Grab the HTTPS package (Android, IOS)

2. Make sure the installed fiddler is the latest beta version, install the address Http://www.getfiddler.com/dl/Fiddler2BetaSetup.exe
4. Close fiddler
6. Download and install the Fiddler Certificate Generator FiddlerCertMaker.exe (Note: Fiddler certificate generator only works on systems above Vista)
8. Open Fiddler, click the toolbar tools–fiddler Options ..., switch to the HTTPS tab, tick Capture HTTPS connects, check Decrypt https trafic, and then pop up the prompt to install the certificate. All the way to the point is or OK installation
10. Still stuck on the HTTPS tab, in the dropdown menu select ... from the remote clients only, then click Export Root Certificate to desktop, when the certificate is generated to the desktop, named Fiddlerroot.cer, Click OK to save
12. Send the fiddlerroot.cer that you exported in the previous step to an email attached to your iOS device via an email attachment (Note: I'm syncing directly to my Android phone and then copying it to the SD card)
14. Open the iOS device's mailbox client, receive the email you just sent yourself, click on the attachment to install the certificate, that is, this step installs the Fiddler certificate in the iOS device; (take Xiaomi 3 as an example; "Fiddlerroot.cer" The digital certificate file " Copy to the root of the SD card, then action: Settings → security and privacy → install from storage device → Click OK to install CER certificate)
16. Fiddler Toolbar Tools–fiddler options–connections check Allow Remote Computers to Connect
18. View the virtual machine's IP address, such as 192.168.1.7
20. Open iOS settings, go to the current WiFi connection, set up the HTTP proxy group, fill the server with the IP obtained in the previous step, i.e. 192.168.1.7, port 8888
22. Grab the bag with fiddler (if the clutch does not successfully restart the fiddler)

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