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- Mar 14, 2018 After that, just go to the Debug option and tap on 'Start Debugging' If you want to test with an Android Emulator: What I did was to go first to Android Studio and open a virtual Device with AVD Manager. After that you'll see another devices in your Visual Studio Code. In the bottom right you'll see now that you have 2 devices connected.
Charles 4.6.2 released including bug fixes. Read more. Istatistica pro 1 1 2.
Charles 4.6.1 released to fix Dark Mode support on macOS Read more.
Charles 4.6 released including new features and stability improvements. Read more.
Charles 4.5.6 released with minor bug fixes and patched security vulnerability. Read more.
Charles 4.5.5 released including bug fixes for SSL certificate imports. Read more.
Charles 4.5.2 released including new features, bug fixes and improvements. Read more.
Charles 4.2.8 released with minor bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 4.2.7 released with minor bug fixes and improvements. Read more.
Charles Security Bulletin for a local privilege escalation in Charles 4.2 and 3.12.1 and earlier. Read more.
Charles 4.2.5 released with major bug fixes and minor improvements. Read more.
Charles for iOS released. Read more.
Charles 4.2.1 released with important bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 4.2 released with major new TLS debugging capability, minor improvements and bug fixes including macOS High Sierra support. Read more.
Charles 4.1.4 released with minor improvements and bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 4.1.3 released including Brotli compression support and other minor bug fixes and improvements. Read more.
Charles 4.1.2 released with bug fixes and minor improvements. Read more.
Charles 4.1.1 released with bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 4.1 released including major new features and bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 4.0.2 released including bug fixes and minor improvements. Read more.
Charles 4.0.1 released including bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 3.11.6 released with support for macOS Sierra and minor bug fixes. Read more.
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Charles 4 released featuring HTTP 2, IPv6 and improved look and feel. Read more.
Charles 3.11.5 released including minor bug fixes; especially fixes SSL certificate installation on Android. Read more.
Charles 3.11.4 released with support for ATS on iOS 9 and crash fixes for older versions of Mac OS X. Read more.
Charles v3.11.3 released including bug fixes and minor improvements. Read more.
Charles v3.11.2 released with SSL and Websockets improvements. Read more.
Charles 3.11 released including major new features. Read more.
Charles 3.10.2 released with bug fixes and improvements. Read more.
Charles 3.10.1 released with minor bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 3.10 released with improved SSL (new SSL CA certificate install required), major new features and improvements. Read more.
Charles v3.9.3 released with improvements to SSL support, Mac OS X Yosemite support and other minor bug fixes and improvements. Read more.
Charles v3.9.2 released with minor bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 3.9.1 released with minor bug fixes and improvements. Read more.
Charles 3.9 released with major new features and bug fixes, including the ability to 'focus' on hosts so they are separated from the noise. Read more.
Charles 3.8.3 released with support for Mac OS X Mavericks and minor bug fixes. Happy Mavericks Day. Read more.
Charles 3.8.2 released with minor bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 3.8.1 released with minor bug fixes and improvements. Read more.
Charles 3.8 has been released with new features and bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 3.7 has been released. Includes new features, bundled Java runtime (so you don't need to install Java anymore), and bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 3.7 beta 2 has been released. This changes the SSL signing for Charles on Mac OS X to use Apple's new Developer ID code-signing. Read more.
Charles v3.6.5 released including bug fixes and minor changes. Read more.
Charles v3.6.4 released including major bug fixes and enhancements. Read more.
Charles v3.6.3 released including minor bug fixes. Read more.
Charles v3.6.1 released including minor enhancements and bug fixes. Read more.
Charles v3.6 released including new features, enhancements and bug fixes. New features include HAR and SAZ file import. Read more.
Charles v3.5.2 released including bug fixes and minor new features. Read more.
Charles 3.5.1 released. Minor bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 3.5 released. Major new features, bug fixes and enhancements.
Charles 3.4.1 released. Minor features and bug fixes.
Charles 3.4 released. Major changes especially to SSL.
New website launched. Follow @charlesproxy on Twitter. Say hi in San Francisco when I'm there for WWDC!
Charles 3.3.1 released. Minor new features and bug fixes. Experimental 64 bit Windows support. Read more.
Charles 3.3 released. Major new features. Download
Charles Autoconfiguration add-on for Mozilla Firefox adds support for Firefox 3.1
Charles 3.2.3 released. Minor new features and bug fixes.
Charles 3.2.2 released. Minor new features and bug fixes.
Charles 3.2.1 released. Minor new features and bug fixes.
Charles 3.2 released. Major new features. Release Notes
Charles 3.2 public beta released. Download and more information on my blog.
Charles 3.1.4 released. Bug fixes and minor new features.
Charles Mozilla Firefox add-on updated for compatibility with Firefox 3.0.
Charles 3.1.3 released. Minor bug fixes, minor new features.
- Chart tab now includes charts for sizes, durations and types
- Request & Response can now be displayed combined on one split-panel
- SSL handshake and certificate errors are now displayed in the tree
Charles 3.1.2 released. Minor bug fixes.
Charles 3.1.1 released. Minor bug fixes.
Charles 3.1 released.
Charles 3.0.4 released. Fixes SSL bug on Java 1.4.
Charles 3.0.3 re-released. Fixes launch bug on computers that haven't used Charles before.
Charles 3.0.3 released. Various improvements and minor bug fixes.
Charles 3.0.2 released. Minor bug fixes and improvements.
Charles 3.0.1 released. Minor bug fixes.
Charles 3.0 released. Major new features and improvements
Charles 3.0 public beta released.
Charles v2.6.4 release. Minor bug fixes:
- IBM JDK compatibility
- Improved malformed Referer header support
Charles v2.6.3 release. Minor bug fixes:
- Fixed Port Forwarding fault introduced in v2.6.2
Charles v2.6.2 release. Major improvements and bug fixes including:
- No more recording limits. Large responses are now saved to temporary files, reducing memory usage.
- MTU support in the throttle settings
- AMF3 / Flex 2 bug fixes
Charles v2.6.1 release. Minor bug fixes and improvements:
- SOAP information visible while response is still loading
- AMF3 externalizable object parsing regression fixed
- AMF view for AMF3/Flex messages simplified to hide Flex implementation details
Charles v2.6 release. Major improvements and bug fixes including:
- Major UI overhaul
- JSON and JSON-RPC support
- SOAP support
Charles v2.5 release. Major improvements and bug fixes including:
- Major UI improvements
- Support for new filetypes including FLV
- Major improvements to AMF / Flash remoting viewer
- Thank you to everyone who made suggestions and participated in the long testing process.
Charles v2.4.2 release. Minor improvements and bug fixes including:
- Support for request body compression (used by web services)
- Fix for parsing of AMFPHP responses
- Improvements to AMF viewer
Charles v2.4.1 release. Minor improvements and bug fixes including:
- Firefox extension improved
- AMF 0 and AMF 3 parsing improved
- Look and Feel changes to give a greater (and more consistent) range of font sizes in the Charles look and feel
- SSL error reporting improved when a connection cannot be made to a remote host
- Port Forwarding tool and Reverse Proxy tool re-bind exception fixed
Charles v2.4 release. Major new features, improvements and bug fixes including:
- AMF 3 support
- SSL support for IBM JDK (thanks to Lance Bader for helping solve this)
- Automatic Update Checking
- Documentation wiki open to public
Charles v2.3 release. Major improvements and bug fixes including:
- Proxy implementation improvements including better handling of keep-alive connections
- SOCKS proxy added, so any SOCKSified application can now run through Charles
- External proxies configuration improvements including authentication
- Flash Remoting / AMF viewer improvements
- Dynamic proxy port support, for multiuser systems
Charles v2.2.1 release. Minor improvements and bug fixes including:
- Further improved Firefox proxy configuration
- Port Forwarding enhancements including port ranges and UDP forwarding
- Bug fixes for Reverse Proxy and AMF viewer
Charles v2.2 released. Major enhancements and bug fixes including:
- Improved Firefox proxy configuration
- XML viewer improvements
- Line numbers displayed in ASCII viewer
Jutoh 2 93 mustang. Charles v2.1 released. Major new features and enhancements including:
- Automatic Firefox proxy configuration
- Formatted form posts and query string information
- Parsing of SWF and AMF (Flash Remoting) binary formats
Charles v2.0 released. Major enhancements and improvements.
FAQs
General
Some systems are hard coded to not use proxies for localhost traffic, so when you connect to http://localhost/ it doesn't show up in Charles.
The workaround is to connect to http://localhost.charlesproxy.com/ instead. This points to the IP address 127.0.0.1, so it should work identically to localhost, but with the advantage that it will go through Charles. This will work whether or not Charles is running or you're using Charles. If you use a different port, such as 8080, just add that as you usually would, e.g. localhost.charlesproxy.com:8080.
You can also put anything in front of that domain, e.g. myapp.localhost.charlesproxy.com, which will also always resolve to 127.0.0.1.
Alternatively you can try adding a '.' after localhost, or replace localhost with the name of your machine, or use your local link IP address (eg. 192.168.1.2).
If Charles is running and you're using Charles as your proxy, you can also use local.charles as an alternative for localhost. Note that this only works when you're using Charles as your proxy, so the above approaches are preferred, unless you specifically want requests to fail if not using Charles.
Please check that the character encoding or charset is correctly set by the server, otherwise Charles will guess and may not guess correctly.
You may also need to choose a font that can display the charset in the response. You can change the font used in the Preferences on the User Interface tab. You will need to restart Charles for those changes to take effect.
Charles uses Java so you need to have a Java Runtime Environment installed. You can download Java from Oracle.
If you are using the 32 bit version of Charles you must have a 32 bit JRE installed, and vice versa if you're using the 64 bit version of Charles you must have a 64 bit JRE installed.
If you have the correct JRE installed and you still get a 'Failed to find Java VM' message, please try reinstalling Java – if Charles can't find your JRE then it is likely that your registry contains some invalid details, which reinstalling will correct. Also note that Charles requires a JRE and will not run if you only have the JDK installed. When you install the JDK it will offer to install a JRE as well, so this is usually not an issue.
It is likely that your browser's proxy settings have been changed to use Charles and then, for some reason, not changed back.
First try starting and quiting Charles normally to see if that corrects the problem. Because if Charles is stopped abnormally (such as a crash) it doesn't have an opportunity to reset your proxy settings. It should notice that when it is restarted.
If that doesn't work you'll need to fix your proxy settings manually. How you do this depends on what application is misconfigured:
Windows / Internet Explorer
First quit Charles. Then go to the Internet Options in your Control Panel. Go to the Connections tab. Click on the LAN Settings. You'll see a Proxy panel. Uncheck the Use a Proxy checkbox. Click OK until you've closed the Internet Options.
Mac OS X
Go to your System Preferences. Open the Network preferences. Choose the appropriate Network Port (you may need to reconfigure more than one if you have more than one) and click Configure. Go to the Proxies tab. Look in the list of proxy servers, you will see that Web Proxy and Secure Web Proxy are active. Uncheck those or reconfigure them as required for your network. Click Apply Now and then close the Network preferences.
Firefox
First quit Charles. Then go to the Firefox Preferences window, General tab, click Connection Settings. Then choose 'Direct Connection to the Internet' or enter whatever proxy settings are required for your network. Click OK and then close the Preferences window.
Crashes are fortunately unusual! There are a few things that might be causing it, or will help me diagnose and hopefully fix the problem..
Known Problems
Below is a list of problems that I know about with Charles that you might be having, and the recommended solution:
NOD32 IMON
If you're running the NOD32 antivirus package and have its IMON service running, you are likely to encounter crashes in Charles – one moment Charles will be running normally and the next it will have just disappeared, leaving your browser broken as it hasn't corrected your proxy settings (fortunately restarting Charles will remedy that).
There is no fix from NOD32 at this time, so you need to either disable IMON or exclude Charles from it. The later being the preferred option as you continue to benefit from IMON – although you may also find that it interferes with other applications.
Excluding Charles from IMON
We need to add Charles to the exclusions list in order to exclude Charles. Charles is a Java application, so adding the Charles.exe application to the exclusions won't help: instead you need to add the Charles.exe inside the launch4j-tmp directory in your JRE directory.
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Open the NOD32 Control Centre, click on IMON, click on the Setup button to enter IMON Setup.
Go to the Miscellaneous tab and look for the Exclusion panel. Click the Edit.. button in the Exclusion panel. The Exclude applications dialog will appear.
Click the Add.. button. Find your Java installation. This is probably in C:Program FilesJavajre* where the * is a version number. If you have multiple JREs installed check which version Charles is using (use About Java in the Help menu). Inside the JRE folder will be a launch4j-tmp folder, in which will be the Charles.exe that you need to exclude.
Reporting A Crash
If your problem isn't described above then please report it to me. What will be a great starting point is if you can send:
- Your OS name and version (eg. Windows XP SP2)
- The version of Java that you're running Charles in, as reported by the About Java option in the Help Menu
- Look for any Java crash logs that have been created in the Charles directory (eg. C:Program FilesCharles), they will be named hs_err_pid###.log. Please copy and paste one of these into the email.
Finally send all of that to me using the Contact page.
Charles supports NTLM authenticating websites. You can access NTLM authenticating websites through Charles without any problems.
NTLM authentication is also known as 'Windows NT Challenge Response' and 'Integrated Windows Authentication' and is mainly used in conjunction with IIS.
NOTE You have to use HTTP 1.1 in order to use NTLM authentication through Charles. See more information on configuring your web browser to use HTTP 1.1
Unfortunately there is a problem with Flash on Mac OS X. It does not use the OS proxy settings and does not appear to offer any proxy settings of its own. Therefore when you run Flash movies in the authoring environment or stand-alone they do not use Charles.
However, if you run your Flash movie in a browser it will use the correct proxy settings and use Charles.
A possible workaround for this problem is to use the Reverse Proxy feature of Charles so that you can make the URL you connect to actually pass through Charles (eg. http://localhost:12345/).
If you see the following error message when you're trying to use Charles:
Resource temporarily unavailable: recv failed
Try turning off 'Parental Controls' on your account to allow Charles to run.
After recording for a while Charles will run low on available memory. To free up memory you should clear the current session.
If you frequently run out of memory you can increase the default heap size.
Windows
Edit C:Program FilesCharlesCharles.ini and change vm.heapsize.preferred to a higher number. Be sure not to remove any other the letters or symbols around the numbers!
Mac OS X
Find Charles.app in your Applications folder, right click and choose Show Package Contents. Open the Contents folder and open Info.plist in a text editor, such as Text Edit. Find VMOptions and change the number in -Xmx256m. Be sure not to remove any other the letters or symbols around the numbers!
Linux
Edit the charles.sh file and change the number in -Xmx256m. Be sure not to remove any other the letters or symbols around the numbers!
Try starting Charles before establishing the VPN connection. If you quit and relaunch Charles while the VPN is running, you may need to disconnect and reconnect the VPN again.
If you need to run multiple instances of Charles on a single Windows machine, such as in a Citrix environment, you need to make a few changes to how you use Charles.
In the Charles folder in Program Files, edit the Charles.ini file and remove the 'single.instance=dde' line, then save the Charles.ini file.
Each user will need to configure Charles to use a different port. I suggest setting Charles to use a dynamic port.
If you need to run multiple instances of Charles as the same user you need to use a command-line option to direct Charles to use a different config file.
Charles shows a measure of the latency on each request on the Overview tab. Charles calculates latency by measuring the time taken between finishing sending the request and starting to receive the response. Therefore latency includes network latency and server latency, that is the time spent processing the request.
For static requests the server is usually able to respond instantly, unless under load, so the latency figure mostly represents the network latency.
For dynamic requests, or any request for which the server has to do some work, you can subtract an approximate network latency to determine how long the server spent processing the request.
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The jug is part of the Charles folklore. It once belonged to a man named Charles, but Charles is not named after him.
This appears to be a fault in Mac OS X Lion, where it takes 5 seconds to resolve .local domain names, even if they are hardcoded in your /etc/hosts file. You can work around this problem by using Charles's DNS Spoofing tool intead of /etc/hosts, however you'll experience the .local DNS resolution delay when not using Charles. I recommend using an alternative TLD such as .dev.
SSL
Charles 3.4 changes the default behaviour of SSL in Charles to opt-in rather than opt-out. You must now opt-in each site you wish to enable for SSL proxying. This change was made to improve the behaviour of Charles. There are a number of applications running on computers that require SSL connections and get confused by the Charles SSL certificate used for SSL proxying. Also defaulting every site into SSL proxying could cause unwitting security problems for Charles users, such as if you Internet Banking site is proxied and your password visible in plain text inside Charles.
This change does mean that you now need to tell Charles about each SSL site you want to proxy, or you can opt in to proxy them all again.
To opt in a specific site, right-click on the host name in the tree view and turn on SSL Proxying. You may need to restart your browser to get it to close its existing non-SSL proxied connection. You can also control the list of SSL proxied hosts in the Proxy Settings dialog.
To opt in all sites, open the Proxy Settings dialog, go to the SSL tab, and enter a * into the list of locations.
These warnings will appear if you're using Charles's SSL Proxying feature. You can configure your browser (or other client application) to trust the SSL certificates that Charles generates, or you can just trust individual certificates (if the browser or application gives you that option).
Chrome by default rejects all localhost traffic if it has an invalid SSL certificate. This invalid certificate may be due to not trusting the Charles SSL certificate, or it may be because the SSL certificate your localhost server is using has expired or has the wrong name.
Check the connection, and your certificate, in another browser, as other browsers are not so stringent.
If this is the issue, we recommend fixing the issue with your certificate—such as renewing it or adding the correct common name to the certificate.
You can also change the setting in Chrome, so it no longer rejects these certificates outright. Do this by going to chrome://flags/#allow-insecure-localhost and enabling Allow invalid certificates for resources loaded from localhost.
Licensing
No problem! Please use the Lost License Key form to automatically receive a new email containing your key. If you still can't recover your key please contact me using the Contact Form and place a Sales enquiry.
In order to deploy license keys during installation you need to copy a Charles preferences file into the appropriate location. Please configure a copy of Charles with the correct license key and then make a copy of the preferences file to use as the source file.
Please ensure that you have sufficient Charles licenses for your installation.
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- Windows: %APPDATA%Charlescharles.config
- Mac OS X: ~/Library/Preferences/com.xk72.charles.config
- Linux: ~/.charles.config
iOS
To use Charles as your HTTP proxy on your iPhone you must manually configure the HTTP Proxy settings on your WiFi network in your iPhone's Settings.
Go to the Settings app, tap Wi-Fi, find the network you are connected to and then tap the blue disclosure arrow to configure the network. Scroll down to the HTTP Proxy setting, tap Manual. Enter the IP address of your computer running Charles in the Server field, and the port Charles is running on in the Port field (usually 8888). Leave Authentication set to Off.
All of your web traffic from your iPhone will now be sent via Charles. You should see a prompt in Charles when you first make a connection from the iPhone, asking you to allow the traffic.
Remember to disable the HTTP Proxy in your Settings when you stop using Charles, otherwise you'll get confusing network failures in your applications!
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Simulator
As of Charles v3.9.3 there is an item in the Help menu, 'Install Charles CA SSL Certificate in iOS Simulators', which will automatically install Charles's SSL CA certificate in your iOS Simulators.
Alternatively, you can change your code so that NSURLConnection accepts any SSL certificate. Please see the question and answer on Stack Overflow: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/933331/how-to-use-nsurlconnection-to-connect-with-ssl-for-an-untrusted-cert
If you're only browsing a single website in Safari you can just accept the certificate in Safari and that will work for that site. If the SSL site is only being used to load resources such as images, then you'll need to visit it directly and accept the certificate before it will work.
Device
Charles 4.6.1 released to fix Dark Mode support on macOS Read more.
Charles 4.6 released including new features and stability improvements. Read more.
Charles 4.5.6 released with minor bug fixes and patched security vulnerability. Read more.
Charles 4.5.5 released including bug fixes for SSL certificate imports. Read more.
Charles 4.5.2 released including new features, bug fixes and improvements. Read more.
Charles 4.2.8 released with minor bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 4.2.7 released with minor bug fixes and improvements. Read more.
Charles Security Bulletin for a local privilege escalation in Charles 4.2 and 3.12.1 and earlier. Read more.
Charles 4.2.5 released with major bug fixes and minor improvements. Read more.
Charles for iOS released. Read more.
Charles 4.2.1 released with important bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 4.2 released with major new TLS debugging capability, minor improvements and bug fixes including macOS High Sierra support. Read more.
Charles 4.1.4 released with minor improvements and bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 4.1.3 released including Brotli compression support and other minor bug fixes and improvements. Read more.
Charles 4.1.2 released with bug fixes and minor improvements. Read more.
Charles 4.1.1 released with bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 4.1 released including major new features and bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 4.0.2 released including bug fixes and minor improvements. Read more.
Charles 4.0.1 released including bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 3.11.6 released with support for macOS Sierra and minor bug fixes. Read more.
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Charles 4 released featuring HTTP 2, IPv6 and improved look and feel. Read more.
Charles 3.11.5 released including minor bug fixes; especially fixes SSL certificate installation on Android. Read more.
Charles 3.11.4 released with support for ATS on iOS 9 and crash fixes for older versions of Mac OS X. Read more.
Charles v3.11.3 released including bug fixes and minor improvements. Read more.
Charles v3.11.2 released with SSL and Websockets improvements. Read more.
Charles 3.11 released including major new features. Read more.
Charles 3.10.2 released with bug fixes and improvements. Read more.
Charles 3.10.1 released with minor bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 3.10 released with improved SSL (new SSL CA certificate install required), major new features and improvements. Read more.
Charles v3.9.3 released with improvements to SSL support, Mac OS X Yosemite support and other minor bug fixes and improvements. Read more.
Charles v3.9.2 released with minor bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 3.9.1 released with minor bug fixes and improvements. Read more.
Charles 3.9 released with major new features and bug fixes, including the ability to 'focus' on hosts so they are separated from the noise. Read more.
Charles 3.8.3 released with support for Mac OS X Mavericks and minor bug fixes. Happy Mavericks Day. Read more.
Charles 3.8.2 released with minor bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 3.8.1 released with minor bug fixes and improvements. Read more.
Charles 3.8 has been released with new features and bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 3.7 has been released. Includes new features, bundled Java runtime (so you don't need to install Java anymore), and bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 3.7 beta 2 has been released. This changes the SSL signing for Charles on Mac OS X to use Apple's new Developer ID code-signing. Read more.
Charles v3.6.5 released including bug fixes and minor changes. Read more.
Charles v3.6.4 released including major bug fixes and enhancements. Read more.
Charles v3.6.3 released including minor bug fixes. Read more.
Charles v3.6.1 released including minor enhancements and bug fixes. Read more.
Charles v3.6 released including new features, enhancements and bug fixes. New features include HAR and SAZ file import. Read more.
Charles v3.5.2 released including bug fixes and minor new features. Read more.
Charles 3.5.1 released. Minor bug fixes. Read more.
Charles 3.5 released. Major new features, bug fixes and enhancements.
Charles 3.4.1 released. Minor features and bug fixes.
Charles 3.4 released. Major changes especially to SSL.
New website launched. Follow @charlesproxy on Twitter. Say hi in San Francisco when I'm there for WWDC!
Charles 3.3.1 released. Minor new features and bug fixes. Experimental 64 bit Windows support. Read more.
Charles 3.3 released. Major new features. Download
Charles Autoconfiguration add-on for Mozilla Firefox adds support for Firefox 3.1
Charles 3.2.3 released. Minor new features and bug fixes.
Charles 3.2.2 released. Minor new features and bug fixes.
Charles 3.2.1 released. Minor new features and bug fixes.
Charles 3.2 released. Major new features. Release Notes
Charles 3.2 public beta released. Download and more information on my blog.
Charles 3.1.4 released. Bug fixes and minor new features.
Charles Mozilla Firefox add-on updated for compatibility with Firefox 3.0.
Charles 3.1.3 released. Minor bug fixes, minor new features.
- Chart tab now includes charts for sizes, durations and types
- Request & Response can now be displayed combined on one split-panel
- SSL handshake and certificate errors are now displayed in the tree
Charles 3.1.2 released. Minor bug fixes.
Charles 3.1.1 released. Minor bug fixes.
Charles 3.1 released.
Charles 3.0.4 released. Fixes SSL bug on Java 1.4.
Charles 3.0.3 re-released. Fixes launch bug on computers that haven't used Charles before.
Charles 3.0.3 released. Various improvements and minor bug fixes.
Charles 3.0.2 released. Minor bug fixes and improvements.
Charles 3.0.1 released. Minor bug fixes.
Charles 3.0 released. Major new features and improvements
Charles 3.0 public beta released.
Charles v2.6.4 release. Minor bug fixes:
- IBM JDK compatibility
- Improved malformed Referer header support
Charles v2.6.3 release. Minor bug fixes:
- Fixed Port Forwarding fault introduced in v2.6.2
Charles v2.6.2 release. Major improvements and bug fixes including:
- No more recording limits. Large responses are now saved to temporary files, reducing memory usage.
- MTU support in the throttle settings
- AMF3 / Flex 2 bug fixes
Charles v2.6.1 release. Minor bug fixes and improvements:
- SOAP information visible while response is still loading
- AMF3 externalizable object parsing regression fixed
- AMF view for AMF3/Flex messages simplified to hide Flex implementation details
Charles v2.6 release. Major improvements and bug fixes including:
- Major UI overhaul
- JSON and JSON-RPC support
- SOAP support
Charles v2.5 release. Major improvements and bug fixes including:
- Major UI improvements
- Support for new filetypes including FLV
- Major improvements to AMF / Flash remoting viewer
- Thank you to everyone who made suggestions and participated in the long testing process.
Charles v2.4.2 release. Minor improvements and bug fixes including:
- Support for request body compression (used by web services)
- Fix for parsing of AMFPHP responses
- Improvements to AMF viewer
Charles v2.4.1 release. Minor improvements and bug fixes including:
- Firefox extension improved
- AMF 0 and AMF 3 parsing improved
- Look and Feel changes to give a greater (and more consistent) range of font sizes in the Charles look and feel
- SSL error reporting improved when a connection cannot be made to a remote host
- Port Forwarding tool and Reverse Proxy tool re-bind exception fixed
Charles v2.4 release. Major new features, improvements and bug fixes including:
- AMF 3 support
- SSL support for IBM JDK (thanks to Lance Bader for helping solve this)
- Automatic Update Checking
- Documentation wiki open to public
Charles v2.3 release. Major improvements and bug fixes including:
- Proxy implementation improvements including better handling of keep-alive connections
- SOCKS proxy added, so any SOCKSified application can now run through Charles
- External proxies configuration improvements including authentication
- Flash Remoting / AMF viewer improvements
- Dynamic proxy port support, for multiuser systems
Charles v2.2.1 release. Minor improvements and bug fixes including:
- Further improved Firefox proxy configuration
- Port Forwarding enhancements including port ranges and UDP forwarding
- Bug fixes for Reverse Proxy and AMF viewer
Charles v2.2 released. Major enhancements and bug fixes including:
- Improved Firefox proxy configuration
- XML viewer improvements
- Line numbers displayed in ASCII viewer
Jutoh 2 93 mustang. Charles v2.1 released. Major new features and enhancements including:
- Automatic Firefox proxy configuration
- Formatted form posts and query string information
- Parsing of SWF and AMF (Flash Remoting) binary formats
Charles v2.0 released. Major enhancements and improvements.
FAQs
General
Some systems are hard coded to not use proxies for localhost traffic, so when you connect to http://localhost/ it doesn't show up in Charles.
The workaround is to connect to http://localhost.charlesproxy.com/ instead. This points to the IP address 127.0.0.1, so it should work identically to localhost, but with the advantage that it will go through Charles. This will work whether or not Charles is running or you're using Charles. If you use a different port, such as 8080, just add that as you usually would, e.g. localhost.charlesproxy.com:8080.
You can also put anything in front of that domain, e.g. myapp.localhost.charlesproxy.com, which will also always resolve to 127.0.0.1.
Alternatively you can try adding a '.' after localhost, or replace localhost with the name of your machine, or use your local link IP address (eg. 192.168.1.2).
If Charles is running and you're using Charles as your proxy, you can also use local.charles as an alternative for localhost. Note that this only works when you're using Charles as your proxy, so the above approaches are preferred, unless you specifically want requests to fail if not using Charles.
Please check that the character encoding or charset is correctly set by the server, otherwise Charles will guess and may not guess correctly.
You may also need to choose a font that can display the charset in the response. You can change the font used in the Preferences on the User Interface tab. You will need to restart Charles for those changes to take effect.
Charles uses Java so you need to have a Java Runtime Environment installed. You can download Java from Oracle.
If you are using the 32 bit version of Charles you must have a 32 bit JRE installed, and vice versa if you're using the 64 bit version of Charles you must have a 64 bit JRE installed.
If you have the correct JRE installed and you still get a 'Failed to find Java VM' message, please try reinstalling Java – if Charles can't find your JRE then it is likely that your registry contains some invalid details, which reinstalling will correct. Also note that Charles requires a JRE and will not run if you only have the JDK installed. When you install the JDK it will offer to install a JRE as well, so this is usually not an issue.
It is likely that your browser's proxy settings have been changed to use Charles and then, for some reason, not changed back.
First try starting and quiting Charles normally to see if that corrects the problem. Because if Charles is stopped abnormally (such as a crash) it doesn't have an opportunity to reset your proxy settings. It should notice that when it is restarted.
If that doesn't work you'll need to fix your proxy settings manually. How you do this depends on what application is misconfigured:
Windows / Internet Explorer
First quit Charles. Then go to the Internet Options in your Control Panel. Go to the Connections tab. Click on the LAN Settings. You'll see a Proxy panel. Uncheck the Use a Proxy checkbox. Click OK until you've closed the Internet Options.
Mac OS X
Go to your System Preferences. Open the Network preferences. Choose the appropriate Network Port (you may need to reconfigure more than one if you have more than one) and click Configure. Go to the Proxies tab. Look in the list of proxy servers, you will see that Web Proxy and Secure Web Proxy are active. Uncheck those or reconfigure them as required for your network. Click Apply Now and then close the Network preferences.
Firefox
First quit Charles. Then go to the Firefox Preferences window, General tab, click Connection Settings. Then choose 'Direct Connection to the Internet' or enter whatever proxy settings are required for your network. Click OK and then close the Preferences window.
Crashes are fortunately unusual! There are a few things that might be causing it, or will help me diagnose and hopefully fix the problem..
Known Problems
Below is a list of problems that I know about with Charles that you might be having, and the recommended solution:
NOD32 IMON
If you're running the NOD32 antivirus package and have its IMON service running, you are likely to encounter crashes in Charles – one moment Charles will be running normally and the next it will have just disappeared, leaving your browser broken as it hasn't corrected your proxy settings (fortunately restarting Charles will remedy that).
There is no fix from NOD32 at this time, so you need to either disable IMON or exclude Charles from it. The later being the preferred option as you continue to benefit from IMON – although you may also find that it interferes with other applications.
Excluding Charles from IMON
We need to add Charles to the exclusions list in order to exclude Charles. Charles is a Java application, so adding the Charles.exe application to the exclusions won't help: instead you need to add the Charles.exe inside the launch4j-tmp directory in your JRE directory.
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Open the NOD32 Control Centre, click on IMON, click on the Setup button to enter IMON Setup.
Go to the Miscellaneous tab and look for the Exclusion panel. Click the Edit.. button in the Exclusion panel. The Exclude applications dialog will appear.
Click the Add.. button. Find your Java installation. This is probably in C:Program FilesJavajre* where the * is a version number. If you have multiple JREs installed check which version Charles is using (use About Java in the Help menu). Inside the JRE folder will be a launch4j-tmp folder, in which will be the Charles.exe that you need to exclude.
Reporting A Crash
If your problem isn't described above then please report it to me. What will be a great starting point is if you can send:
- Your OS name and version (eg. Windows XP SP2)
- The version of Java that you're running Charles in, as reported by the About Java option in the Help Menu
- Look for any Java crash logs that have been created in the Charles directory (eg. C:Program FilesCharles), they will be named hs_err_pid###.log. Please copy and paste one of these into the email.
Finally send all of that to me using the Contact page.
Charles supports NTLM authenticating websites. You can access NTLM authenticating websites through Charles without any problems.
NTLM authentication is also known as 'Windows NT Challenge Response' and 'Integrated Windows Authentication' and is mainly used in conjunction with IIS.
NOTE You have to use HTTP 1.1 in order to use NTLM authentication through Charles. See more information on configuring your web browser to use HTTP 1.1
Unfortunately there is a problem with Flash on Mac OS X. It does not use the OS proxy settings and does not appear to offer any proxy settings of its own. Therefore when you run Flash movies in the authoring environment or stand-alone they do not use Charles.
However, if you run your Flash movie in a browser it will use the correct proxy settings and use Charles.
A possible workaround for this problem is to use the Reverse Proxy feature of Charles so that you can make the URL you connect to actually pass through Charles (eg. http://localhost:12345/).
If you see the following error message when you're trying to use Charles:
Resource temporarily unavailable: recv failed
Try turning off 'Parental Controls' on your account to allow Charles to run.
After recording for a while Charles will run low on available memory. To free up memory you should clear the current session.
If you frequently run out of memory you can increase the default heap size.
Windows
Edit C:Program FilesCharlesCharles.ini and change vm.heapsize.preferred to a higher number. Be sure not to remove any other the letters or symbols around the numbers!
Mac OS X
Find Charles.app in your Applications folder, right click and choose Show Package Contents. Open the Contents folder and open Info.plist in a text editor, such as Text Edit. Find VMOptions and change the number in -Xmx256m. Be sure not to remove any other the letters or symbols around the numbers!
Linux
Edit the charles.sh file and change the number in -Xmx256m. Be sure not to remove any other the letters or symbols around the numbers!
Try starting Charles before establishing the VPN connection. If you quit and relaunch Charles while the VPN is running, you may need to disconnect and reconnect the VPN again.
If you need to run multiple instances of Charles on a single Windows machine, such as in a Citrix environment, you need to make a few changes to how you use Charles.
In the Charles folder in Program Files, edit the Charles.ini file and remove the 'single.instance=dde' line, then save the Charles.ini file.
Each user will need to configure Charles to use a different port. I suggest setting Charles to use a dynamic port.
If you need to run multiple instances of Charles as the same user you need to use a command-line option to direct Charles to use a different config file.
Charles shows a measure of the latency on each request on the Overview tab. Charles calculates latency by measuring the time taken between finishing sending the request and starting to receive the response. Therefore latency includes network latency and server latency, that is the time spent processing the request.
For static requests the server is usually able to respond instantly, unless under load, so the latency figure mostly represents the network latency.
For dynamic requests, or any request for which the server has to do some work, you can subtract an approximate network latency to determine how long the server spent processing the request.
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The jug is part of the Charles folklore. It once belonged to a man named Charles, but Charles is not named after him.
This appears to be a fault in Mac OS X Lion, where it takes 5 seconds to resolve .local domain names, even if they are hardcoded in your /etc/hosts file. You can work around this problem by using Charles's DNS Spoofing tool intead of /etc/hosts, however you'll experience the .local DNS resolution delay when not using Charles. I recommend using an alternative TLD such as .dev.
SSL
Charles 3.4 changes the default behaviour of SSL in Charles to opt-in rather than opt-out. You must now opt-in each site you wish to enable for SSL proxying. This change was made to improve the behaviour of Charles. There are a number of applications running on computers that require SSL connections and get confused by the Charles SSL certificate used for SSL proxying. Also defaulting every site into SSL proxying could cause unwitting security problems for Charles users, such as if you Internet Banking site is proxied and your password visible in plain text inside Charles.
This change does mean that you now need to tell Charles about each SSL site you want to proxy, or you can opt in to proxy them all again.
To opt in a specific site, right-click on the host name in the tree view and turn on SSL Proxying. You may need to restart your browser to get it to close its existing non-SSL proxied connection. You can also control the list of SSL proxied hosts in the Proxy Settings dialog.
To opt in all sites, open the Proxy Settings dialog, go to the SSL tab, and enter a * into the list of locations.
These warnings will appear if you're using Charles's SSL Proxying feature. You can configure your browser (or other client application) to trust the SSL certificates that Charles generates, or you can just trust individual certificates (if the browser or application gives you that option).
Chrome by default rejects all localhost traffic if it has an invalid SSL certificate. This invalid certificate may be due to not trusting the Charles SSL certificate, or it may be because the SSL certificate your localhost server is using has expired or has the wrong name.
Check the connection, and your certificate, in another browser, as other browsers are not so stringent.
If this is the issue, we recommend fixing the issue with your certificate—such as renewing it or adding the correct common name to the certificate.
You can also change the setting in Chrome, so it no longer rejects these certificates outright. Do this by going to chrome://flags/#allow-insecure-localhost and enabling Allow invalid certificates for resources loaded from localhost.
Licensing
No problem! Please use the Lost License Key form to automatically receive a new email containing your key. If you still can't recover your key please contact me using the Contact Form and place a Sales enquiry.
In order to deploy license keys during installation you need to copy a Charles preferences file into the appropriate location. Please configure a copy of Charles with the correct license key and then make a copy of the preferences file to use as the source file.
Please ensure that you have sufficient Charles licenses for your installation.
Mac fonelab android data recovery 3 1 64gb. The Charles preferences file is found in different locations on each OS:
- Windows: %APPDATA%Charlescharles.config
- Mac OS X: ~/Library/Preferences/com.xk72.charles.config
- Linux: ~/.charles.config
iOS
To use Charles as your HTTP proxy on your iPhone you must manually configure the HTTP Proxy settings on your WiFi network in your iPhone's Settings.
Go to the Settings app, tap Wi-Fi, find the network you are connected to and then tap the blue disclosure arrow to configure the network. Scroll down to the HTTP Proxy setting, tap Manual. Enter the IP address of your computer running Charles in the Server field, and the port Charles is running on in the Port field (usually 8888). Leave Authentication set to Off.
All of your web traffic from your iPhone will now be sent via Charles. You should see a prompt in Charles when you first make a connection from the iPhone, asking you to allow the traffic.
Remember to disable the HTTP Proxy in your Settings when you stop using Charles, otherwise you'll get confusing network failures in your applications!
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Simulator
As of Charles v3.9.3 there is an item in the Help menu, 'Install Charles CA SSL Certificate in iOS Simulators', which will automatically install Charles's SSL CA certificate in your iOS Simulators.
Alternatively, you can change your code so that NSURLConnection accepts any SSL certificate. Please see the question and answer on Stack Overflow: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/933331/how-to-use-nsurlconnection-to-connect-with-ssl-for-an-untrusted-cert
If you're only browsing a single website in Safari you can just accept the certificate in Safari and that will work for that site. If the SSL site is only being used to load resources such as images, then you'll need to visit it directly and accept the certificate before it will work.
Device
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iOS 4 and later
On the device, set your HTTP proxy to use Charles, and then browse to http://www.charlesproxy.com/getssl to install the certificate.
SSL Pinning
Note that some apps implement SSL certificate pinning which means they specifically validate the root certificate. Because the app is itself verifying the root certificate it will not accept Charles's certificate and will fail the connection. If you have successfully installed the Charles root SSL certificate and can browse SSL websites using SSL Proxying in Safari, but an app fails, then SSL Pinning is probably the issue.
After you've installed the root SSL certificate for your installation of Charles on your iOS device, you will be able to use SSL Proxying with apps. As of Charles 3.11.4 you can now do this with apps compiled and running on iOS 9 with App Transport Security.
Note that some apps implement SSL certificate pinning which means they specifically validate the root certificate, and will not work with Charles.
If you are on iOS 10.3 or later, there is an extra step required to trust Charles's root SSL certificate. Open the Settings.app and navigate to General > About > Certificate Trust Settings, and find the Charles Proxy certificate, and switch it on to enable full trust for it (More information about this change in iOS 10).
In the event that you continue to have difficulties using SSL Proxying with your own apps, you could try disabling ATS. To disable ATS you need to add keys to your app's Info.plist file, as below. See this tech note from Apple for more information.
You must remember to re-enable ATS before you release your app to take advantage of the security that ATS provides.
Troubleshooting
Outlook for Mac doesn't play nicely with Charles. Add the hostname of your mail server to the Bypass Proxies text area in the Proxy Settings, Options tab. For example, 'mail.example.com'. This will configure your system to not use Charles as its proxy when connecting to your mail server.
