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The qr thing will be tricky ... or better: we need to do by our self. Using the anyproxy web interface link is no option?
I would rather have it be self-contained in the terminal (so no web interface).
Was looking at something like this.
Re Android: on anyproxy Page there are instructions also for Android ... what exactly does not work?
You can try it, but from what I've read custom root certificates have to be trusted on an app by app basis.
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Re Android: on anyproxy Page there are instructions also for Android ... what exactly does not work?
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I have no Android :-) ANd yes on the Charles Proxy page it is harder with Android ...
I just saw
I have no Android :-) ANd yes on the Charles Proxy page it is harder with Android ...
I just saw
http://anyproxy.io/en/#trust-root-ca-in-android
And one user tested with Android 5 and 8 ... And here is also one better info:
Viable option: anyproxy.
Details: