“Storm Sniffer 2.0 !”
“Replay”
“Scripts”
“Rewrite”
“cloud sync”
A closer look at the screenshots
A version announcement sits above a list of proxy tools.
A populated request form shows URL and header fields.
A configuration reference appears in the script view.
A rewrite-rule form appears with regex and text tools.
Synced configuration categories display item counts.
About this app
Storm Sniffer lets you capture and inspect HTTP / HTTPS requests &responses on your iOS device. It's easy to debug your app’s networking issues without a computer. * Features Packet capture: capture http / HTTPS traffic from iOS devices using local VPN. View http / HTTPS requests and responses in text form, and support HTML, JS, CSS formatting preview; Rewrite: modify http / HTTPS requests and responses in real time. Including URL redirection, custom header, local / remote file mock, etc; Replay: Perform arbitrary HTTP requests with cron support; Scripts: Use local/remote Javascript for more scalability. * How it works Storm Sniffer creates a local VPN on your device, then forwarding all traffic to a Local Man-in-The-Middle Server. As long as the VPN is active, Storm Sniffer can capture all HTTP / HTTPS traffic over Wi-Fi or Cellular Data. * About the sensitive data Storm Sniffer's Root Certificate is a self-signed certificate that is generated in your device. All HTTP / HTTPS requests & responses are captured and stored on your devices WITHOUT ANY REMOTE SERVERS involved. * About Subscription After subscription, you can unlock all advanced functions. Currently, there are three kinds of auto-renewable subscription: Annual $17.99、Quarterly $3.99、 Monthly $1.99 * Terms of Use https://sniffer.x-storm.com/terms/ * Privacy Policy https://sniffer.x-storm.com/privacy/
Headlines in this set
5 screenshots · 5 with a headline
“Storm Sniffer 2.0 !”
The version number presents the screenshot set as an updated product release.
“Replay”
Replay names the request-resubmission function directly.
“Scripts”
Scripts gives the programmable automation area a familiar technical label.
“Rewrite”
Rewrite names the traffic-modification tool directly.
“cloud sync”
Cloud sync names configuration continuity without stating supported devices.
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