• Fix a potential crash when viewing JSON data.

• Add support for HAR (HTTP Archive), Charles Proxy, Proxyman and Mitmproxy file formats. Proxygen can now open documents, and import or export in any of these formats. • Small visual improvements.

• Use wildcards in match and replace request URI field. • Fix an issue that prevented connecting through the proxy.

• Add search and replace to all message editors. • Add client certificate support for mTLS connections. • Small bug fixes and visual improvements.

• Fix purchase screen for iOS only option.

• Update pricing options

• Allow saving filters and quickly setting previous filters. • Fix editor traffic showing in message history. • Several other improvements and bug fixes. • Update all app dependencies. • Add large test suite to NIOProxy.

• Hex view allows selecting bytes and ASCII characters. • More efficient HTTP message sorting in memory. • Improved HTTP data handling in Swift NIO proxy.

• Add hex view for HTTP message data. • Update HTTP syntax highlighting parser.

• Allow following redirection responses in Editor tool. • Fix showing recently opened files in Recents tab. • Other improvements and bug fixes. • Update dependencies to latest version.

• Updated Proxygen website URL. • Fix document presentation to resolve freezing issues.

• Use previous document browser as launch screen on iOS 18 as it works more reliably.

• Fixes to Live Activity.

• Live Activity when Proxygen captures traffic.

Proxygen update 3.0 is here! Here's what's new: SEND TO MAC • Send iOS device traffic to a paired Mac. First pair the iOS app with a remote Proxygen Mac app. Then select Send to Mac in the iOS app launch screen to start a remote session with the Mac app. iOS device traffic will be sent to the Mac even when the app is in the background. Intercept and edit requests and responses in the Mac app before they are forwarded by the iOS device. It works like magic. Other improvements: • Editor tool has a rewritten network engine. • Many bugs fixes and performance improvements. Changes: • Lifetime purchase option is now available. • WebSocket traffic inspection does not require a purchase. In this update: • Fixes crash on devices running iOS 16 and 17.

Proxygen update 3.0 is here! Here's what's new: SEND TO MAC • Send iOS device traffic to a paired Mac. First pair the iOS app with a remote Proxygen Mac app. Then select Send to Mac in the iOS app launch screen to start a remote session with the Mac app. iOS device traffic will be sent to the Mac even when the app is in the background. Intercept and edit requests and responses in the Mac app before they are forwarded by the iOS device. It works like magic. Other improvements: • Editor tool has a rewritten network engine. • Many bugs fixes and performance improvements. Changes: • Lifetime purchase option is now available. • WebSocket traffic inspection does not require a purchase.

Proxygen update 3.0 is here! Here's what's new: SEND TO MAC • Send iOS device traffic to a paired Mac. Just pair your iOS app with a remote Proxygen Mac app. Then select Send to Mac in the iOS app launch screen to start a remote session with the Mac app. iOS device traffic will be sent to the Mac even when then app is in the background. Intercept and edit requests and responses in the Mac app before they are forwarded by the iOS device. It works like magic. Other improvements: • Editor tool has a rewritten network engine. • Many bugs fixes and performance improvements. Changes: • Lifetime purchase option is now available. • WebSocket traffic inspection does not require a purchase.

• Fix sizing of views in iPad app. • Fix crash in iPad app when selecting items in sidebar. • Update Swift package dependencies.

• Small visual fixes.

• Add option to use Match and Replace rules from project document. • Move Match and Replace rules from app settings to new Options sheet. • Increase default connection timeout from 5 to 30 seconds. • Add new dark mode app icon for iOS 18.

• Cookie jar that stores cookies assigned by server responses. It can update cookies to editor requests before sending. • Pretty print JSON and XML data WebSocket messages. • Several bug fixes and performance optimisations.

• Allow adding new editor by pasting URL from clipboard. • Improve layout of message rows in History and WebSocket tools. • Limit match and replace rules to one without subscription. • Refactor updating subscription status. • Fix displaying WebSocket messages with empty content.

• Limit editors to one without Plus subscription. • Other small bug fixes.

• Fix issue with pass-through TLS channels that prevented them from forwarding traffic.

• Replace dependencies used for data decompression with native Compression framework and GzipSwift that relies on zlib. This should prevent rare conditions leading to app crashes with invalid compressed data.