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Version 2.6.0 · 2026-07-06
Polished the interface and interactions for a smoother experience, and optimized the app for iOS 26.
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 2.6.0, updated 2026-07-06.








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HTTP Traffic Capture is a lightweight HTTP & HTTPs packet capture tool for common users who have network analysis capabilities.
Features:
1. Support HTTP and HTTPs traffic analysis
2. Support HTML, Javascript, CSS, picture (webp, jpeg, png) preview, and binary data viewing
3. Support for setting packet capture rules
4. Support historical packet capture records
5. Support filtering historical packet content
6. Support exporting the captured packet content
Instructions:
1. The software can support HTTP packet capture by default. If you need to capture and parse HTTPs traffic, you need to install a certificate
2. Click the start button, the system will create and connect to the vpn, and start the packet capture process; if you reject the vpn configuration, the packet capture cannot be performed
3.…
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Polished the interface and interactions for a smoother experience, and optimized the app for iOS 26.
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