Charles is a web debugging proxy application for Windows, Mac OS, and Linux, with installation guides and repositories.
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Charles is a web debugging proxy application for Windows, Mac OS and Linux. It allows developers to inspect and debug HTTP/HTTPS traffic. This page provides installation instructions for various platforms, including Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux via APT/YUM repositories or tar.gz.
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Provides an APT repository for Debian-based Linux distributions.
Automatically configures your browser so you can start using Charles immediately.
Simulate slow network conditions by throttling bandwidth.
Tool to block cookies.
Tool to block specific URLs.
Installation supported on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux via APT/YUM or tar.gz.
Tool to spoof DNS responses.
A Firefox add-on is available for download.
Intercept and view HTTP and HTTPS traffic.
View and analyze HTTP/HTTPS requests and responses.
Act as an HTTP proxy server to intercept traffic.
Proxy and inspect HTTP/2 traffic.
View the bodies of requests and responses.
Tool to map local resources.
Tool to map remote resources.
Tool to mirror traffic.
Tool to disable caching.
Record events in a session tree grouped by host.
Inspect requests as they pass from client to server.
Modify requests as they pass through the proxy.
Inspect responses as they pass from server to client.
Modify responses as they pass through the proxy.
Tool to rewrite requests or responses.
Modify requests and responses on the fly.
Act as a SOCKS proxy server.
Decrypt and inspect SSL/TLS encrypted traffic.
Records web traffic as you browse, displaying results in a list for inspection.
Observe all HTTP traffic between your machine and the Internet.
Charles acts as a proxy to debug web traffic.
Provides a web-based interface for interacting with the proxy.
Provides a YUM repository for Red Hat-based Linux distributions.