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HTTPGlass vs Proxyman

HTTPGlass and Proxyman are both HTTP and HTTPS debugging proxies with Mac, iPhone and Android apps. Proxyman also runs on Windows and Linux and sells perpetual licences; HTTPGlass is Mac-only on the desktop and sold as a subscription.

Charles Proxy alternative

HTTPGlass is a native Mac HTTP and HTTPS debugging proxy with a free tier and no time limit, plus its own iPhone, iPad and Android apps. Charles runs on Mac, Windows and Linux, uses Java, and sells a $50 licence after a 30-day trial.

Proxyman alternative for Android

HTTPGlass for Android captures and decrypts HTTP and HTTPS on the phone itself, with no computer and no root, on Android 10 or later. Proxyman for Android does the same on Android 11 or later; HTTP Toolkit's Android app needs its desktop app.

HTTPGlass

An HTTP and HTTPS debugging proxy for Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android. See which app sent each request, decrypt it, and change it before it lands.

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