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I've successfully set up everything and I'm able to capture traffic just that I'm also getting traffic from my windows machine where I have fiddler installed and acting as a proxy.
How can I config fiddler to only show captured traffic just from my android device?
https://xender.vip/
Moreover, if I've installed the certificate and configured the proxy on 2 different android devices how can I differentiate between the two? Right now the only solution is to turn wifi off on one of the devices.
https://nox.tips/
Is there a way I can see somewhere in the left traffic list stream window or the right Inspectors window and tabs what's the ip of the device that the traffic data belongs to? For example, my android device 1 has 192.168.0.10 and android device 2 has 192.168.0.20. I would like to see somewhere in the request and/or response this IP for the same reason described above - to be able to differentiate traffic captured from one source from the other.
How can I config fiddler to only show captured traffic just from my android device?
https://xender.vip/
Moreover, if I've installed the certificate and configured the proxy on 2 different android devices how can I differentiate between the two? Right now the only solution is to turn wifi off on one of the devices.
https://nox.tips/
Is there a way I can see somewhere in the left traffic list stream window or the right Inspectors window and tabs what's the ip of the device that the traffic data belongs to? For example, my android device 1 has 192.168.0.10 and android device 2 has 192.168.0.20. I would like to see somewhere in the request and/or response this IP for the same reason described above - to be able to differentiate traffic captured from one source from the other.
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Hello,
You can use the Filters tab to filter out the traffic based on different criteria, including host URL(Show only if URT contains...), or process name (Show only traffic from...). Alternatively, you could use FiddlerScript and implement your own filtering login while using different flags. For example, you could use the x-clientIp flag to track traffic that comes only from a specific client IP (like 192.168.0.20).
Regards,
Nick Iliev
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