Proxyman 26.4.0 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesProxyman is a native Mac app that sits between your apps and the internet so you can watch the requests they send and the replies they receive. Developers use it to find broken calls, check headers and test how an app behaves when a server answers in odd ways. It feels at home on macOS and keeps busy sessions easy to read.
Key Features
- Capture HTTP and HTTPS traffic from Mac apps, browsers and phones
- Pause requests with breakpoints and edit headers and body content
- Map remote URLs to local files to test changes safely
- Rewrite traffic with scripts and repeat requests with Compose
- Record iOS Simulator and Android traffic in the same session
How to Download
- Use the download button on this page to get Proxyman for your Mac.
- Open the disk image and drag Proxyman into your Applications folder, then launch it.
- You can also Download from the official site and follow its setup guide for your first capture.
System Requirements
Proxyman needs macOS 14 or later and runs natively on Apple silicon and Intel Macs. Inspecting HTTPS traffic needs its certificate trusted on each recorded device.
FAQs
What do developers use Proxyman for?
Most people use it to debug network calls in apps they build. It shows each request and response, which makes it easier to spot wrong URLs, missing headers or faulty data from a server.
Can Proxyman record traffic from my phone?
Yes. Proxyman can capture traffic from iOS and Android devices and emulators when they share your network and trust its certificate, so mobile debugging happens in the same window.
Is Proxyman free to try?
Proxyman offers a free trial with limits on its debugging tools. A paid license unlocks the full Pro feature set and is a single purchase rather than a subscription.
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