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To intercept HTTPS network traffic, you need to install the Requestly Interceptor CA (Certificate Authority) certificate to your Windows certificate manager. There are two methods: automatic and manual.
Automatic (Recommended)
Manual
Open Requestly Interceptor Desktop App
Launch the Requestly Interceptor Desktop App on your Windows system
Enable System-wide Proxy
Click on “Enable Requestly Interceptor System-wide”
Install & Trust Certificate
- Click on “Install & Trust” button
- A popup will automatically appear to install the certificate
- Follow the prompts to complete the installation
If the automatic method doesn’t work, follow these manual steps:Download the CA certificate
- In Requestly Interceptor Desktop App, go to the System Proxy popup
- Click on Manual tab
- Click on Save Certificate button
- Save the CA certificate to any location on your system (e.g., Desktop or Downloads folder)
Import the CA certificate in Certificate Manager
- Press
WIN + R, type certmgr.msc and press Enter
- Navigate to: Trusted Root Certification Authorities → Certificates
- Right-click on Certificates → All Tasks → Import
- Browse and select the CA certificate file you downloaded in step 1
- Click Finish
Verify the installation
- To verify if HTTPS traffic is being intercepted, connect to the proxy
- Check that secure (HTTPS) traffic is now being logged in Requestly Interceptor
Troubleshooting
If you’re still unable to intercept HTTPS traffic after following these steps, please ensure:
- The CA certificate was imported to the correct location (Trusted Root Certification Authorities)
- The proxy is properly configured and running
- Try restarting your browser/ application after CA certificate installation
