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Latest Version
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69 days
Latest Release
1266 days ago

Changelog History
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  • v3.0.4 Changes

    April 05, 2018

  • v3.0.3 Changes

    February 25, 2018

    🚀 A minor release that actually includes the fix meant for 3.0.2.

  • v3.0.2 Changes

    February 23, 2018

    🛠 Fix an issue that caused mitmproxy to lose keyboard control after spawning an external editor.

  • v3.0.1 Changes

    February 23, 2018

    🚀 A quick point release to fix a bug that broke quoted arguments in the console command editor.

    🏗 Mitmproxy doesn’t have telemetry and collects as little data as possible on its users. We rely on your manual feedback to let us know what to build. Please take a moment to fill in the 2018 mitmproxy user survey - this feeds directly into our dev priorities for the next year.

  • v3.0.0 Changes

    February 22, 2018

    📚 Documentation and release announcement will happen within the next day.

    Major changes:

    • Commands: A consistent, typed mechanism that allows addons to expose actions
      to users.
    • Options: A typed settings store for use by mitmproxy and addons.
    • Shift most of mitmproxy's own functionality into addons.
    • Major improvements to mitmproxy console, including an almost complete
      rewrite of the user interface, integration of commands, key bindings, and
      multi-pane layouts.
    • 🌐 Major Improvements to mitmproxy’s web interface, mitmweb. (Matthew Shao,
      Google Summer of Code 2017)
    • Major Improvements to mitmproxy’s content views and protocol layers (Ujjwal
      Verma, Google Summer of Code 2017)

    Full Changelog: https://github.com/mitmproxy/mitmproxy/blob/master/CHANGELOG

  • v3.0.0.rc2 Changes

    January 07, 2018

    📚 Second release candidate for mitmproxy 3.0. We consider this release to be stable, but documentation still needs a major overhaul. Be prepared to run into yet undocumented stuff! Feedback on https://discourse.mitmproxy.org/ is welcome.

    Major changes:

    • Mitmproxy now has a concept of commands, which can be invoked by users. Most existing features are now available as commands, and the scripting interface can be used to implement custom commands. For example, to save all currently marked requests to disk, one can now invoke save.file @marked ./foo/flows.mitm.
    • Significant improvements to mitmweb by @MatthewShao, one of our GSoC students this year. Mitmweb now has a full options editor!
    • Major improvement to mitmproxy's contentviews by @ujjwal96, our other GSoC student this year. Contentviews are now more robust, require less dependencies, and render much faster!
    • 🛠 Tons of bugfixes, usability improvements, etc. More than 1100 commits, so there's a lot!

    📄 Full Changelog: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cjS...