On the iOS device, open the app you want to capture and perform network operations.ĥ. Open the iOS settings and enter the current wifi Connect (Mac in a local area network), set up HTTP proxy group, fill in the server as the IP obtained in the previous step, that is, 192.168.1.7, and fill in the port with 8888:Ĥ.

Check the IP address of the Mac computer, System Preferences -> Network can be viewed, for example, my IP address is: 192.168.1.7ģ. Let's take a look at how to capture the packetĢ. Then open Charles again, you won’t be too reminded of the 30-day expiration date, and it’s done. Then replace the charles.jar here with the charles.jar that we downloaded. Open the application, select Charles, and choose to display the package contents: You can search on the Internet: Charles 3.9.3 cracked jar file In fact, the cracking is very simple, just replace a file. It’s very easy.Open the interface:īut this is a fee, so let’s start cracking.

After downloading it, I won’t say much about the installation. There is also a problem that it charges.įirst go to its official website to download the latest version, this download is a bit slow, I have put it in the network disk: Of course, JDK needs to be installed to run. Unfortunately, Fidder is developed in C#, so it cannot be used on Mac, but there is another capture artifact, Charles, which is developed in Java, so it is cross-platform and can be used not only on Mac, but also on Linux And it can be used under Window.

Mac packet capture tool