HTTP Toolkit
HTTP Toolkit is an open-source HTTP debugger and proxy for macOS, Windows and Linux used by developers to intercept, inspect and modify HTTP and HTTPS traffic. It lets developers capture traffic from applications, browsers, Docker containers, mobile devices and backend processes with zero-setup interception, then examine and edit requests and responses in detail. Features include content-type categorization, powerful filtering, breakpoints for pausing live traffic, mock response injection, and automated rewrite rules. HTTP Toolkit has been under active development for over eight years and serves over one million users worldwide.
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1 suggestionHTTP Toolkit ships a native Apple Silicon build on all major distribution channels. The official macOS .dmg installer at httptoolkit.com/download/osx-dmg/ automatically serves the native build on M-series Macs, and the Homebrew installation (brew install --cask http-toolkit) also pulls the correct native version for your architecture. If you are still running an older Intel-only build, simply download the current installer from the official site or update via Homebrew and you will get the native version. Native builds offer better performance and battery efficiency on M-series Macs compared to running under Rosetta 2.
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