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How to Connect Your iOS Device to Charles Proxy & Debug Network Traffic!


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This is a tutorial which currently cannot be found on iOSGods so I thought I would make one to help anyone that's new to web debugging.
 
Requirements:
- iOS Device. iPhone/iPod/iPad
- Working Wi-Fi Connection
- A Computer
- Charles Proxy on your Computer

- Same Wi-Fi Connection
 
 
Tutorial:
 
1. Download and install Charles Proxy on your computer from: https://www.charlesproxy.com/
 
2. Now open up Command Prompt by either searching it, or Start - Run - cmd. If you're on a Mac, see the video below.
 
3. Now once cmd window opens, enter this command:

ipconfig

4. Now you will need to get the IPv4 of your computer's Wi-Fi/Ethernet connection.
 
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5. Once you have your IPv4 address, grab your iDevice and go to Settings - Wi-Fi - Tap on the rounded "i" icon your Wi-Fi's name. Now at the very end, you need to set HTTP PROXY option to 'Manual'.
 
Server: Your IPv4 Address from Step 4.
 
Port: 8888
 
Authentication: Off
 
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6. Now go back to your available Wi-Fis screen so your settings are saved.
 
7. Open Charles Proxy on your Computer then open a website (google.com) using a browser on iOS.
 
8. Charles Proxy will prompt you whether you want to allow the connection attempt or now. You need to click on "Allow".
 
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9. Now everything you do on your iOS device will be captured by Charles Proxy.
 
 

To disconnect, simply turn the HTTP PROXY to Off.
 
 
Useful Video Tutorials:
 


 

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