Fiddler | Fiddler for Chrome Extension | Browser Plugin library

I am trying to setup simple cluster of 2 ActiveMQ Artemis brokers within Docker Swarm environment.

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I often find myself debugging websites or analyzing what goes on under the hood. Fiddler has served me incredibly well for this, and often times I have it running.

I just noticed a very strange issue in which when I access a particular site while Fiddler is running, I get served with a 429 response. If I toggle it to not capture traffic, the site works just fine. The moment I turn it back on, 429 again. I have tried crafting the request myself to see if I can reproduce a 200, but to no avail.

I'm very intrigued by this, because it would seem like the site is detecting that Fiddler is running, but I can't quite wrap my head around it. I suppose that sites could be doing checks using JS and maybe WebSocket workers to detect this stuff, but how does the initial request immediately fail with a 429 just by having Fiddler intercept traffic?

EDIT: Reading https://stackoverflow.com/a/62194160/3511297 suggests that the TLS handshake certificate provided by Fiddler might be the key here.

EDIT #2: Reading up on it, it seems like Fiddler is unable to generate TLS 1.3 certificates, so that might be something, however according to ssllabs.com/ssltest , the site supports TLS 1.0, TLS 1.1, and TLS 1.3

I have data on fiddler crabs that includes which of its claws are dominate (L or R) (listed as handedness), and the length of specific walking legs (the merus) on each side, which are again sorted by L and R.

What I want is to have a column (or a way) to sort these merus values by whether they were on the same side as the major claw (aka dominate claw). for example, if you go back to the above table, the first crab is right handed, so I would like the Merus_R data to be listed under a column called "Major_merus", and the data from Merus_L to be listed under "Minor_merus". the correct sorting is shown below:

I've already tried the ifelse command recommended by my professor, but I don't know how to use the new data, or why only the Major_merus is correct now.

I have a requirement where my POST method(single endpoint) needs to accept different types of json strings and act on them. I tried the following way and am getting a 404 error:

I am trying to nudge my annotation text to the top of my line chart rather than middle. The annotations that I want to shift are associated with the x-axis data so appear rotated on a vertical line so it would seem like all I need to do is align the text to the right.

I am aware of the annotations.textStyle configuration option but there are no examples of aligment changes shown in the documentation and I've been trying out some options that I thought would work but nothing shifts it from the centre.

For example in this Fiddler I thought textStyle: {align: 'right'} would work but it has no impact - the annotation 'boost' is still showing in the centre rather than at the top.

I have a situation that's driving me a little bit crazy. I've inherited some infrastructure that includes an Apache 2.2 reverse proxy and an upstream service in the DMZ that serves up resources through a REST API.

There are two applications on different subdomains that request the same JSON resource via the reverse proxy.

When application #1 (https://one.host.com) requests the resource the request headers look like the following (as per Chrome DevTools) and my resource is returned as expected:

I'm developing mobile application using Flutter/Dart. What I need is to debug/test my application's network traffic with Charles proxy/Fiddler. It's easy to inspect http requests/responses in dart/flutter using Charles proxy. We only need to tell HttpClient an address of proxy server (IP address of machine where Charles is installed) like this:

I am calling an XML webservice. I am using the following function:

I am experiencing a strange issue, it's a bit complex, but I'll do my best to explain it.

I have a CMS which runs on ASP.Net Core 2.2. I've lately added to the cookie authentication also Bearer authentication with JWT. The Startup.cs file looks like this: