Thanks for your answers (and reactivity).
Carl

The only solution is to hide the payload of your requests by encrypting them… that’s a whole other issue of course!

Actually, I was thinking about a server side mecanism.
Indeed, Charles is very powerfull for web site analysis, and the side effect is that it can also be used (by hackers or whatever) to analyze the information exchanged between the client and the server.

So, I was wondering whether there was a way to “hide” some http (get or post) requests, but on the server side.

Intuitively, I would say no, as data are anyway transfered …

Do confirm ? Do you have in mind a workaround ?
Thanks,
Carl

You can prevent Charles from saving content using the Ignore domains in the Recording Settings (Proxy menu). That doesn’t prevent Charles from seeing the request for other tools such as Rewrite for HTTP headers, however.

All of the tools have lists of domain names on which you can selectively use/not use the tool. So for the No Caching tool I suggest only listing domains that you specifically don’t want to cache, rather than listing only the exceptions. Please let me know if this doesn’t fit what you’re trying to do!

Kind regards,
Karl

Very interesting software, but I was wondering if there was anyway to prevent Charles form seing (and saving) some content.
Indeed, Charles bypasses any anti caching implementation (using HTTP headers) which in some cases, may not be desired.

Thanks for you response,
Cheers,
Carl