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The HTTP Toolkit CA profile location has changed. Updated to reflect the new location.
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* This connects to HTTP Toolkit using your proxy settings to download your CA certificate from `http://amiusing.httptoolkit.tech/certificate`. You can also open that URL in Safari manually, but note that it must be plain HTTP and recent Safari releases may redirect you to HTTPS.
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* Alternatively, you can export your CA certificate manually from the 'Anything' option in HTTP Toolkit, transfer it to your phone and open it there directly.
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1. Press 'Allow' to download the CA certificate to your device.
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1. Go to Settings -> General -> Profile -> HTTP Toolkit CA -> Install, to install the CA certificate.
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1. Go to Settings -> General -> VPN & Device Management -> HTTP Toolkit CA -> Install, to install the CA certificate.
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1. Go to Settings -> General -> About -> Certificate Trust, and enable "Full trust" for the HTTP Toolkit certificate.
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You can confirm that the setup is working by visiting https://amiusing.httptoolkit.tech (note the HTTPS) in Safari. If this loads correctly showing the "You're being intercepted by HTTP Toolkit" message, then you're all set up and all traffic is being sent through HTTP Toolkit.
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To disable interception when you're done, just remove the proxy configuration from your WiFi settings in iOS. There's no need to remove the CA certificate (the certificate is unique to your HTTP Toolkit install, and does not allow interception by anybody else) but you can remove that too if you'd prefer.
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To disable interception when you're done, just remove the proxy configuration from your WiFi settings in iOS. There's no need to remove the CA certificate (the certificate is unique to your HTTP Toolkit install, and does not allow interception by anybody else) but you can remove that too if you'd prefer.

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