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Fix why localhost request/response doesn't appear on Proxyman |
1. Problem: I develop a local NodeJS, Ruby, or Python Backend at http://localhost:3000, but when I visit http://localhost:3000 from Google Chrome, Safari -> There is no traffic on the Proxyman app.
Why does this happen? By default, on macOS, all localhost requests don't go through the System HTTP Proxy. Therefore, there is no traffic recorded by Proxyman app.
There are two solutions to fix it: You should follow either one of the following solutions.
- Open
etc/hosts
file with Vim or VS Code.
$ sudo vim /etc/hosts
2. Add Domain Name with both IPv4 and IPv6 (You can change the proxyman.debug
with your name)�
127.0.0.1 proxyman.debug
::1 proxyman.debug
Add proxyman.debug in /etc/host
3. Save the file with sudo
permission
4. Access your localhost server by http://proxyman.debug:3000 (replace 3000 with your localhost ports)
6. Enjoy debugging!
{% hint style="info" %}
If you use a local
as a suffix, e.g. proxyman.local, make sure to remove the `*.local` from the Bypass Proxy List (Instruction).
{% endhint %}
Proxyman uses Cloudflare and sets the DNS of localhost.proxyman.io to 127.0.0.1 (localhost). As a result, Proxyman can capture the local traffic as usual ✅
For example:
Old URL | New URL |
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Old URL | New URL |
localhost:3000 | localhost.proxyman.io:3000 |
localhost:8080 | localhost.proxyman.io:8080 |
... | ... |