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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.rockxy.io/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Browsers and API Clients

Many desktop clients work with Rockxy quickly, but not all of them use the same proxy or certificate-trust behavior.

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Individual client guides

Rockxy currently ships separate target pages for:

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Start with this rule of thumb

  • If the app follows the macOS system proxy and trust store, setup is usually simple.
  • If it keeps its own proxy settings or certificate path, you need app-specific setup.

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Firefox

Firefox is the most common example of a browser that needs extra care. Check:
  • proxy settings inside Firefox,
  • browser-specific certificate behavior,
  • and whether you restarted Firefox after trust changes.

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Postman and Insomnia

These tools are good fits for Rockxy because they already revolve around explicit request sending. Verify:
  • the proxy host and port match Rockxy,
  • the certificate trust path is complete,
  • and you are testing with one obvious HTTPS request first.

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Paw

Paw often fits best when the macOS system path is clean and the local certificate is already trusted.
  1. Use Developer Setup Hub for the target client.
  2. Apply the proxy and trust steps exactly.
  3. Send one HTTPS request you can identify easily.
  4. Confirm the request appears in Rockxy with readable headers and body.

Firefox

Browser-specific proxy and certificate guidance.

Postman

Configure Postman to send HTTPS traffic through Rockxy.

Certificates and Trust

Re-check trust if the client sends traffic but HTTPS still fails.

Device Setup Issues

Continue here if the behavior differs across browsers, tools, and devices.