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I have one application, and I want to know which website is used/embeded in that. I can check by disconnecting my connection so that an error showed like https://www.example.com refused to connect or something like that but it shoews me custom sms.

So is there any way to check which website is used in webview...

Vadim Kotov
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If I understood the question correctly you want to know which URL the app connects to from a WebView. In this case you can use tools like Charles (https://www.charlesproxy.com) or Fiddler (https://www.telerik.com/fiddler) to sniff the traffic.

For details see this question Are there any http proxies like fiddler or wireshark on android?

bvk256
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The fastest, easies and most straigt forward way is:

  1. Connect the Device with USB to your computer (accept all security permissions)
  2. Open Chrome and type chrome://inspect/#devices
  3. Select your device and app, Click on 'inspect'
  4. Now you are in the Chrome remote Debugger. Open the 'Network' tab and inspect the network traffic

et voilà!

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  • thats great solution but another problem is that my mobile can not connect to my laptop shows some error...So if any other solution like that without wire – Muhammad Ahmed May 13 '19 at 10:05
  • It is possible do the same debugging over WLAN. But the first time setup is more complicated. Can not give you support out of the box for it, right now. – r-hold May 13 '19 at 11:32
  • Here is a Thread for Wi-Fi debugging on Android: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4893953/run-install-debug-android-applications-over-wi-fi after you set it up the process should be the same – r-hold May 13 '19 at 11:34