This is probably in C:Program FilesJavajre* where the * is a version number. The Exclude applications dialog will appear.Ĭlick the Add. Go to the Miscellaneous tab and look for the Exclusion panel. Open the NOD32 Control Centre, click on IMON, click on the Setup button to enter IMON Setup. Charles is a Java application, so adding the Charles.exe application to the exclusions won’t help: instead you need to add the Charles.exe inside the launch4j-tmp directory in your JRE directory. We need to add Charles to the exclusions list in order to exclude Charles. The later being the preferred option as you continue to benefit from IMON – although you may also find that it interferes with other applications. There is no fix from NOD32 at this time, so you need to either disable IMON or exclude Charles from it. If you’re running the NOD32 antivirus package and have its IMON service running, you are likely to encounter crashes in Charles – one moment Charles will be running normally and the next it will have just disappeared, leaving your browser broken as it hasn’t corrected your proxy settings (fortunately restarting Charles will remedy that). Known Problemsīelow is a list of problems that I know about with Charles that you might be having, and the recommended solution: NOD32 IMON Click OK and then close the Preferences window.Ĭrashes are fortunately unusual! There are a few things that might be causing it, or will help me diagnose and hopefully fix the problem. Then choose “Direct Connection to the Internet” or enter whatever proxy settings are required for your network. Then go to the Firefox Preferences window, General tab, click Connection Settings. Click Apply Now and then close the Network preferences.įirst quit Charles. Uncheck those or reconfigure them as required for your network. Look in the list of proxy servers, you will see that Web Proxy and Secure Web Proxy are active. Choose the appropriate Network Port (you may need to reconfigure more than one if you have more than one) and click Configure. Click OK until you’ve closed the Internet Options. Then go to the Internet Options in your Control Panel. How you do this depends on what application is misconfigured:įirst quit Charles. If that doesn’t work you’ll need to fix your proxy settings manually.
It should notice that when it is restarted.
Because if Charles is stopped abnormally (such as a crash) it doesn’t have an opportunity to reset your proxy settings. It is likely that your browser’s proxy settings have been changed to use Charles and then, for some reason, not changed back.įirst try starting and quiting Charles normally to see if that corrects the problem.
Note that this only works when you're using Charles as your proxy, so the above approaches are preferred, unless you specifically want requests to fail if not using Charles. If Charles is running and you're using Charles as your proxy, you can also use local.charles as an alternative for localhost. , which will also always resolve to 127.0.0.1.Īlternatively you can try adding a '.' after localhost, or replace localhost with the name of your machine, or use your local link IP address (eg. You can also put anything in front of that domain, e.g. If you use a different port, such as 8080, just add that as you usually would, e.g. This will work whether or not Charles is running or you're using Charles. This points to the IP address 127.0.0.1, so it should work identically to localhost, but with the advantage that it will go through Charles. Some systems are hard coded to not use proxies for localhost traffic, so when you connect to it doesn't show up in Charles.
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