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    Rockxy

    Rockxy

    Open-source native macOS HTTP debugging proxy

    Rockxy is an open-source macOS HTTP debugging proxy for inspecting and modifying network traffic from applications, command-line tools, and iOS devices. It captures HTTP, HTTPS, WebSocket, and GraphQL communications through a native Swift interface. Developers can inspect request headers, payloads, responses, and timing information to diagnose API problems. Advanced filters and saved focus sets simplify investigating large traffic sessions.
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    Reqable

    Reqable

    Reqable issue track repo

    Reqable is a cross-platform API debugging and testing application designed for developers, QA engineers, and network professionals. It combines HTTP traffic inspection with a comprehensive API testing client in a unified environment. The application captures HTTP and HTTPS requests through proxy-based interception, allowing users to inspect headers, payloads, and responses. Developers can modify requests, configure breakpoints, rewrite URLs, and replay network traffic for troubleshooting. Reqable also supports API collections, environment variables, WebSocket requests, and Server-Sent Events. Its integrated MCP server enables AI assistants to interact with debugging and testing workflows. ...
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