replacing http-proxy with http-mitm-proxy #31
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…n windows, ~/.config/betwixt on Linux, ~/Library/Application Support/betwixt on OSX)
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you can use this branch today, it requires a bit of manual work to setup but works well. For instructions see: #3 (comment) . I plan to (finally) merge this branch in the following week. |
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I've replaced http-proxy with http-mitm-proxy which is much better fit for this project. The biggest win? HTTPS support!
Things I've fixed BTW: