I’ve been down this rabbit hole too! The key is to use a proxy that supports SSL passthrough. That way, the proxy doesn’t even touch your encrypted data.
For testing, I use Burp Suite. It’s a bit advanced, but it’s awesome for seeing how https and proxy interact. Just make sure you configure it properly, or you might end up exposing more than you intended.
For testing, I use Burp Suite. It’s a bit advanced, but it’s awesome for seeing how https and proxy interact. Just make sure you configure it properly, or you might end up exposing more than you intended.