| > So, when I use your proxy you can see and store my http and https traffic (assuming I install the certificate in my device). Yes. Requests more than 20 minutes old are permanently deleted. > Furthermore, all the traffic from the my pc to your proxy is also transmitted unencrypted so everyone who sits between my device and your proxy can see my traffic as well. No, if you make HTTPS requests they are tunneled over TLS. > While this interface looks really cool and it is probably feature rich, Thanks. It isn't feature rich though, it's quite minimal. > If anyone is interested in a local http(a) proxy, check out mitmproxy[0] which is open source, runs locally and is easy to install (I’m not affiliated with them, i use use mitmproxy occasionally when Reverse Engineering am API). mitmproxy is indeed great, in fact, this service is build on mitmproxy instances :) |
I can appreciate this. Pre-configured / zero config open source software as a service is a useful thing. Not everyone wants to install, configure, and deal with command line tools.
Are there tradeoffs? Sure. Would I personally make those tradeoffs? No. But I am sure some people will.