Step 18: Now on the right panel, make sure you’re in the Inspectors tab. Step 17: Copy the identifier, head back to Fiddler, right click on the item identified in step 11, select Replay followed by Reissue and Edit. Note: There is no real way of matching the external identifiers to the version of the app you wish to download, but generally a smaller identifier value corresponds to an older app version, while a higher number would denote a newer version of the app. Step 16: Scroll down to locate the string “softwareVersionExternalIdentifiers”, and just below it you will find a list of “(version identifiers)” where version identifiers represent each version of the of the app that has been released on the App Store. Step 15: Now go back to the desktop and open the XML file using any browser. Step 14: You will now be prompted to save the XML file to a location of your choosing, so do that. Step 13: Now go back to the item you highlighted and selected in step 11, right-click on it, and navigate to Save > Response and select Response Body…. Step 12: Now click the yellow header that reads “Response is encoded and may require decoding before inspection. Once the item is selected and highlighted, click the Inspectors tab in the panel on the right. Step 11: Now you need to locate another item in the list, just above the deleted item, with the Host identifier:. Alternatively you can simply hit the Delete key on your keyboard. Right-click on it followed by Remove > Selected Sessions. The item can usually be identified by the Host name starting with “unes…”. Step 10: Head back to Fiddler and locate the downloading item in the crowded list. Step 9: Search for the app of which you wish to download the legacy version and start downloading it, but pause and delete the download after it starts. Step 8: Now launch iTunes, and make sure you’re signed in with your Apple ID Step 7: Once the location is set, click Next and hit the Finish button. Step 6: From the resultant certificate store list, select Trusted Root Certification Authorities and click OK.
Step 5: Without exiting Fiddler, locate the exported certificate file on your Desktop and right click on it and then click Install Certificate. Now click Next followed by selecting Place all certificates in the following store, and clicking on the Browse button.
Click OK, and then OK again to get back to the main Fiddler interface. Step 4: Now click the Actions button and select Export Root Certificate to Desktop. You will be notified that the “FiddlerRoot.cer” certificate file has been exported to the desktop. Step 3: Here, navigate to the HTTPS tab at the top, and place a check mark next to “Decrypt HTTPS traffic” and follow it up by clicking Yes if a popup appears reading “Scary Text Ahead!”. Step 2: Now click the Tools menu and select Fiddler Options. Step 1: To begin, launch Fiddler on your computer. Fiddler app installed on Windows. The tool is free and can be downloaded from /download/fiddler.
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