If you're using NodeJS, Ruby Rail Command-Line, or any networking libraries
=> Those libraries and frameworks might not trust Proxyman self-signed CA Certificate by default. Therefore, the certificate verification process might be failed.
=> To fix it, please google "<Your framework/library> self-signed certificate" (e.g Ruby Rail self-signed certificate).
Look like you set up a Proxyman Root Certificate on your mac machine is not correct.
1.
Try to remove the current certificate by going to Preference -> Find the Certificate -> Click on Action button -> Delete
2.
Install again: Certificate menu -> Install Certificate on Mac
3.
Verify that your certificate is installed and trusted. You can see the green tick
4.
Try again on your apps/domains
If you're trying to intercept an Android app that you're not a developer => You couldn't do it, since we have to add extra configurations to the Android project.
If you still encounter the SSL Error even though you've already installed & trusted the Certificate on your iOS/Android devices, please try to restart your mobile devices.
2.2 SSL-Pinning
You're still unable to see HTTPS Response on your app, it seems that your app is protected by SSL-Pinning, which prevent MitM apps to see the content.
Please temporarily disable SSL-Pinning and try again.
If you encounter the SSL Error on Firefox, it means that we need to install Proxyman CA into Firefox's Trust Store. Please read the Firefox installation page.​