mitmproxy-windows is a Python-based shim providing a native installer for Windows users to access mitmproxy-rs, the Rust reimplementation of mitmproxy's core logic. It simplifies the installation and execution of the mitmproxy-rs command-line tool on Windows. The current version is 0.12.9, and its release cadence is tied to mitmproxy-rs releases.
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Installs the mitmproxy-windows shim and demonstrates how to run the underlying mitmproxy-rs executable it provides on Windows.
Do not attempt to `import mitmproxy_windows` in your Python code. Instead, install it and execute the `mitmproxy-windows.exe` command from your shell.
Refer to the `mitmproxy-rs` documentation and GitHub repository for details on CLI arguments, features, and functionality.
For non-Windows systems, refer to the `mitmproxy-rs` documentation for alternative installation methods (e.g., building from source or using direct `mitmproxy-rs` binaries).
Always check the release notes for `mitmproxy-rs` when updating `mitmproxy-windows` to be aware of potential breaking changes.
Run mitmproxy with administrative privileges and specify an available port using the `-p` option, e.g., `mitmproxy -p 8081`.
Ensure you are using Python 3 and install mitmproxy using `pip3 install mitmproxy`.
Use an empty password when prompted during the certificate import process.
Extract all files from the mitmproxy tarball before running the installation command.
Run mitmproxy as an administrator, or start mitmproxy on a different, unused port using the `-p` flag (e.g., `mitmweb -p 8081`). You can check port usage with `netstat -na | findstr 8080`.
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