It is clearly to me that when I submit a simple form with :
a @ w+aaa
Actually what is being posted is :
html=a+%40+w%2Baaa
(ignore the "html" word)
But when I post it via fiddler :
What is being submitted is a @ w+aaa
( the original raw string , obviously).
Question:
Can fiddler auto "encode" the variables so they will be sent as a+%40+w%2Baaa
?
Nb I know I can use the textwizard for this , but again , it is pretty annoying every time to open and paste values .
Fiddler's Composer doesn't automatically encode variables for you, and no, there's no way that it could reliably do so, since there's no way to tell whether a given =
or &
is a part of the value, or a delimiter between values.
If you wanted, you could use the WebForms
Inspector to compose the POST body; simply SHIFT+Click
the Execute button and then use the WebForms Inspector to edit the body fields.