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Mac developers debugging APIs, mobile apps, or TLS traffic without a clunky proxy UI.

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Proxyman is a native Mac app that makes HTTPS interception approachable: install the certificate, filter by domain, inspect requests, and set breakpoints or map-local rules. It also captures traffic from iOS and Android devices and supports GraphQL and WebSocket views. The free tier is limited, and intercepting TLS always requires understanding certificate trust on each device.

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