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No longer able to see image requests in proxyman #1957

Closed MichaelGofron closed 3 months ago

MichaelGofron commented 4 months ago

Description

Previously when I'd make image requests in my app I'd see them display along with other API calls in the All tab. Now I'm no longer seeing them when I upgraded to the latest proxyman version (5.0)

Has something changed? Is there a way to see them? I tried filtering by media but it doesn't show. I also tried in two separate apps to make an image request and none registered in either app.

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Launch app
  2. Make image request in app
  3. See in the main tab with id, url, etc. that there is no image request

Current Behavior

No image request captured by proxyman

Expected Behavior

Expected image requests to be captured as in old version of proxyman.

Environment

NghiaTranUIT commented 4 months ago

@MichaelGofron it seems your image domain isn't enabled to intercept its HTTPS? So, Proxyman just proxies the data without decrypting it, so Proxyman doesn't know if it's an image or not => The filter doesn't show it too

You should Command+F to find your image domain -> Right Click -> Enable SSL Proxying -> Re-try your Image URL again -> It will work 👍

MichaelGofron commented 3 months ago

Hm, I'm not sure what you mean by image domain isn't enabled to intercept its HTTPS. Originally on older versions of proxyman I'd filter for pictures which was the domain for images I'd be requesting but now it shows no images are loading as seen in the attached image.

Screenshot 2024-03-06 at 08 12 30

I'm not sure where to follow these steps: Command+F to find your image domain -> Right Click -> Enable SSL Proxying -> Re-try your Image URL again. Am I CMD+F'ing in the main window for proxyman? Where would I right click / enable ssl proxying?

From the help menu it looks like I've enabled SSL proxying:

Screenshot 2024-03-06 at 08 15 54
NghiaTranUIT commented 3 months ago

@MichaelGofron here is the step:

  1. On the main table view
  2. Command + F to show the Filter
  3. Seach your image domain
  4. Right click on this domain -> Enable SSL Proxying
  5. Re-sent your request -> At this point, you can see the Image Body and the Image Filter will work

Video: My image domain is: ph-files.imgix.net

https://github.com/ProxymanApp/Proxyman/assets/5878421/8129e297-8de2-471e-9274-16f5b1b779bb

If you can't filter your image domain, it means your Image doesn't go through Proxyman app.

MichaelGofron commented 3 months ago

I'm seeing them now! I'm not sure what actually changed. I think the only think I had done was to toggle the SSL proxying option from the menu in the image I'd listed above and restarted proxyman.

Thanks for the support @NghiaTranUIT !

MichaelGofron commented 3 months ago

Another possibility might be that I was using an endpoint on my client app that was attached to a devserver. I switched this to production server which might have caused it to display the images I wasn't seeing before.

NghiaTranUIT commented 3 months ago

Yes, or your Image is cached on your client, so the actual URL never hits the server and Proxyman too.

If it's a case, just use the Tools -> No caching. It forces your client will always get new image 👍