The PC and the Android device should be discoverable on the same network. Want to learn more about using Fiddler to debug Android apps? Check out our webinar on mobile app debugging with Fiddler! Prerequisitesįirst you have to have Fiddler installed on your desktop machine. Luckily, you can still use Fiddler to do it. However, this is not the case if you’re mobile developer that want to debug an application or website from Android device. Every browser has its own developer tools, and most importantly you can use Fiddler. That said, I had some success with starting the Hyper-V emulator separately (use the command above), then using it with a Xamarin project in Visual Studio 15.7.5.In this step by step tutorial, learn how to setup your Аndroid device to use Fiddler as a proxy and capture web traffic from your phone.ĭebugging web applications on Windows is fairly easy. You can also use the emulator from Visual Studio, though you need Visual Studio 2017 version 15.8 Preview 1 or higher with the Xamarin tools installed. This should be the one in the emulator folder, not the one in the tools folder. Note: If you get a Qt library not found error, use the full path to the emulator executable. If it fails, you may get a helpful error message. Will run the AVD called avdname using WHPX (Windows Hypervisor Platform). TroubleshootIng? Try running the emulator from the command line. Reboot if necessary and run the emulator. The Windows Hypervisor Platform, or WHPX, is an API for Hyper-V. Note: this is not the same as just enabling Hyper-V. Then, go into Control Panel – Programs – Turn Windows Features on and off and enabled both Hyper-V and the Windows Hypervisor Platform: First, you have to be running at least Wind(April 2018 update). Great news that the Android emulator now supports Hyper-V, but how do you enable it?
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