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I want to log all HTTP requests made by the browser to a file, so I thought I can run a HTTP/S proxy locally and do this. However, the proxies at proxies.xhaus.com/ don't meet my needs - either no HTTPS support or no logging. Do anyone of you know of a proxy that can do both HTTPS and HTTP and allow me to log the browser traffic to a file?

Thanks

+3  A: 

Squid can do that.

http://wiki.squid-cache.org/Features/SslBump

David Dorward
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Squid was also my first thought given your description, but for development use you might prefer a more powerful intercepting proxy like:

Tim Crone
Thanks. I set up squid, but will probably check these out if I get a chance.
Schitti
I couldn't get squid to log the full request/response, so I tried using Paros Proxy, and it works like a charm. With a bit of hacking around, I could even change the source so that it logs the http messages by default.
Schitti