Install & set up mitmweb or mitmproxy in Linux

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Step 1: Go to the mitmproxy page and download the binaries.
Step 2: Install the downloaded tar file with the command "tar -xzf <filename>.tar.gz "
Step 3: In the FoxyProxy add the proxy 127.0.0.1:8080  and turn it on.
Step 4: In the terminal run command "./mitmweb"
Step 5: Go to the page http://mitm.it/  and download the mitmproxy's Certificate.
Step 6: If you downloaded the certificate for Firefox, then go to "settings -> Privacy & Security -> Click View Certificates -> Click  Import", then import the certificate. 
Step 7: Now you are ready to capture the web traffic.
Step 8: In terminal run "./mitmweb"

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