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hello, please can anyone good with http/https proxy analyser help me with capturing the https post request of a particular site?
I want to scrape the results it generates by clicking on its page button programmatically but it uses javascript which makes it hard to capture and also force me to use webbrowser but its very slow because i intend making it mulithreading.

Please anyone good with fiddler or any similar software should please help me. I don't want to put down the website here but in comments because i can later delete my comments. Please

What I have tried:

i have used fiddler but i'm getting scrammbled letters so i'm wandering if maybe i don't know how to use it well.

Posted 6-Mar-19 17:50pm

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Updated 7-Mar-19 6:59am

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W∴ Balboos, *GHB* · Answer 1 · 2019-03-07T07:00:00

Do you know what https:// implies? It implies secured encrypted data. Also, send a POST request, instead of GET also helps protect data security by not putting it in the URL.

So - if this is your code, or code your authorized to work on, all the information you want is in the target file. Modify it to your needs. If it is not yours, and you idea of 'scraping' the data points in that direction, I can see far more bad things you could be planning than good ones.