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List of issues#1850 Debugging SWF from browser
Author: 
zzVertigo
zzVertigoDate created:
Type: question
Visibility: Everybody
Assigned to:
Labels: DebuggerProxy
State: new 
Hello,
I was wondering if there is a way to use the debugger feature to debug an SWF from a
remote player rather than just using the flash content debugger. For example with fdb you
can connect to a local/remote player.
Thanks!
Hi,
debugging from browser was already discussed in the issue #1209 - you should definitely
see it.
The problem is that SWF to be debuggable by our decompiler, it must be "instrumented"
first.
We must inject debug instructions in it, and this instrumented SWF must be then used for
debugging.
So there must be a way to replace the original SWF coming from server with its
instrumented variant - so something like Man in the middle proxy.
We have a proxy tool in our decompiler, but it
1) does not do the debug instrumentation
2) has no support for HTTPS protocol, which is pretty much a standard now
3) There exist many other better proxy tools which may do a better job. But they do not
feature the debug instrumentation, so this needs to be implemented somehow separately.
Like "Save as debug instrumented..." or something.
Currently, we do not plan to update decompiler / add new features in the future.
But this seems to be an interesting idea.