From what I use, Proxyman is pretty much the same with Fiddler, with nicer and friendly UI. And Proxyman doesn't come with many advanced features. It's obvious because Fiddler is born 17 years ago.
RAM and the performance are not a problem with me too since I use the latest MacBook 16". The reason I concern is the feeling of using the native app. Buttons, Labels, SplitView, Multiple-Tab,... are pretty much the…
Love to see someone actually put the work to develop a native macOS app these days. People would prefer electron-based apps to reduce the workload on shipping to multiple platforms but they forget the feeling of the…
How does HTTP Mock compare with Proxymam.io? Your tool is promising with zero-setup, but it works with different macOS app, doesn't it? I would try it tmr.
Give Proxyman (https://proxyman.io/) a try, which is a better alternative for Fiddler and Charles Proxy.
From what I use, Proxyman is pretty much the same with Fiddler, with nicer and friendly UI. And Proxyman doesn't come with many advanced features. It's obvious because Fiddler is born 17 years ago.
RAM and the performance are not a problem with me too since I use the latest MacBook 16". The reason I concern is the feeling of using the native app. Buttons, Labels, SplitView, Multiple-Tab,... are pretty much the…
Love to see someone actually put the work to develop a native macOS app these days. People would prefer electron-based apps to reduce the workload on shipping to multiple platforms but they forget the feeling of the…
How does HTTP Mock compare with Proxymam.io? Your tool is promising with zero-setup, but it works with different macOS app, doesn't it? I would try it tmr.
Give Proxyman (https://proxyman.io/) a try, which is a better alternative for Fiddler and Charles Proxy.