Doesn't work on Oreo with Magisk and Xposed

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jpstotz

If TrustMeAlready works depends more on the app and not the Android version. Therefore you have to exactly name the app where it does not work.

beppe9000

i tried a bunch of apps, among them opera browser, stock browser. After some digging I'm not sure if it's this or the PC side...

TrustMeAlready uses Xposed therefore it only can modify the part of the app that has been implemented in Java/dex code. Web browsers are mostly written in C/C++ or other languages that compile to native code (ARMv7/ARMv8, ...). Those parts can not be modified using Xposed. If you want to do so you have to use Frida.

ViRb3

As suggested by the [Troubleshooting](https://github.com/ViRb3/TrustMeAlready#troubleshooting) section, try sniffing Google Chrome's traffic. Last time I tried it worked, so you can use it as a benchmark.

beppe9000

I recompiled the app and the problem solved itself. Indeed I can see all other apps traffic too.

ViRb3

Did you recompile TrustMeAlready or your target app?

beppe9000

The target app... it's bizarre.

ViRb3

Interesting. I think what solved was something else, but glad it got sorted out either way :)

beppe9000

Yeah I do too. I dump some detail here: I am using the magisk module that copies CA certificates to system store with the one generated by fidler 5 but they would not be trusted. I recompiled the app to a lower api version, reinstalled using lucky patcher, rebooted and boom everything works from every app.