Proxyman is a native HTTP debugging proxy that captures, inspects and mocks HTTP and HTTPS traffic, with apps for macOS, iOS, Android, Windows and Linux. On macOS it sets up as a man-in-the-middle server so you can view requests and responses in plain text with SSL decryption, grouped by app or domain, with body syntax highlighting and WebSocket support. A scripting tool rewrites requests and responses with JavaScript, with built-in snippet code and addons, and Map Local mocks a response from a local file with status code, headers and body. Standalone iOS and Android apps capture traffic from devices, and traffic from iOS simulators can be inspected without manual proxy or certificate setup. For teams, workspaces share logs and sync settings. The feature list also covers breakpoints, request replay and composing, map remote, block and allow lists, external proxying including SOCKS and PAC, Protobuf and GraphQL debugging, custom certificates, wildcard and regex matching rules, and network condition throttling.
Proxyman
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A native HTTP debugging proxy for macOS, iOS, Android, Windows and Linux that captures and decrypts HTTP and HTTPS traffic, with JavaScript scripting, Map Local response mocking, breakpoints, request replay, network condition throttling, standalone mobile apps and shared team workspaces for logs.