Automatic Script for Android Emulator
How to set up capture all HTTPS Request Response from Proxyman with Automatic Script
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How to set up capture all HTTPS Request Response from Proxyman with Automatic Script
Last updated
It's too complicated and error-prone if we manually override the HTTP Proxy, Install, and Trust Proxyman Certificate from your Android Emulator.
Thus, Proxyman provides a built-in script to automatically perform it in a second. You can access it from Certificate Menu -> Install Certificate on Android -> Emulator.
From Proxyman 5.14.0 or earlier, this Script only installs the User Certificate to the User Certificate Store, not the System Certificate Store. If you'd like to install the certificate to the System Certificate, please follow this tutorial.
From Proxyman 5.15.0 or later, Proxyman can now install Proxyman certificate into the system-level Store. Make it possible to decrypt all HTTPS from Android Emulators.
1 Click to:
✅ Auto Override / Revert HTTP Proxy
✅ Automatically Download, Install, and Trust Proxyman Certificate to system-level store. Can decrypt all HTTPS from your Emulators.
No need network_security_config.xml
✅ Less error-prone and finishes in a few clicks
Install Proxyman Certificate to the system-level Store.
Make sure the adb command is installed. If not, please install it
Open your Android app with Android Studio
Create a new Emulator in Android Virtual Device Manager. Make sure it's not a Play Store. Must be a Google Play APIs
Open Proxyman -> Certificate Menu -> Install Certificate on Android -> Emulators -> Click on the Override All Emulators button
Wait until the Terminal completes
Relaunch your Android app on Android Studio
Proxyman will capture all HTTPS data ✅
If you close Proxyman, make sure to click on the Revert All Changes button. Otherwise, your Android Emulator could not access the Internet.
It's possible to execute the script manually in your Terminal app without granting the Automation Permission in Security & Privacy.
Open Proxyman app
Find the current IP in the Main Toolbar
Certificate menu -> Export -> Root Certificate as PEM -> Save to Desktop folder
Example:
Example: