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Version 1.9.0 · 2026-01-11
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The store currently lists version 1.9.0, updated 2026-01-11.








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Stream HTTP Packet Capture Tool is a mobile HTTP/HTTPS packet capture and network debugging tool. It is used for local packet capture on the client side, intended solely for local network debugging by QA and development teams. You can capture and view all HTTP/HTTPS requests and responses on your device without connecting to a computer, making it easy to debug application network issues.
1. Capture HTTP & HTTPS requests, with HTTPS requests requiring the configuration of a CA certificate.
2. Access capture history to preview request bodies and response bodies, currently supporting text, JSON, files, and forms.
3. Domain Filtering: Intercept only the traffic you need, avoiding interference with other applications.
4. Request Rewriting: Supports redirection and replacement of request or response messages, and modifications based on regular expressions.
5.…
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