

However, I don't have to do any of this (add any items to hosts file or set up other listeners other than 8080) on Windows. In the last case directly above, Burp won't let me "enable" the listeners on 80 and 443.

Intacept macos windows#
When I follow this exact same process on my Windows machine, all apps are now proxied properly. Īfter step 4, no apps are able to communicate with the web at all. Went to macOS System Preferences -> Network -> Proxies and configured HTTP and HTTPS to proxy through 127.0.0.1:8080. On macOS, I've followed the below steps:ĭownloaded and installed Burp Suite (Note it's been installed, as I'm not a new Burp Suite user)
Intacept macos how to#
Instead, I get dozens of results talking about how to proxy iOS or Android apps. If I do a web search for proxying macOS apps using Burp Suite, I don't get any useful info.
