In order to not just answer "no", I want to provide why the answer is "no" and where we coming from. Although, I will not go into the details of HTTPS
SSL Strip: this is - possible - the most famous method for Mitm-Attacks. This is just a downgrade from HTTPS to HTTP. There shouldn't be interesting Sites online, which have HTTP-only connections. SSL-Strip is just done.
Proxy-Connections. You take the request and send it further. Everything goes through your device. What is the problem here? You need the private key to decrypt the traffic. Two ways possible: 1.) You have the server and just want to fiddle around, then you have the private, load it up in wireshark, sip your coffe and go for it. 2.) You need a new certificate where you also own the private key. Problem here: you just can't get a signed certificate for a foreign domain. So you need to install a self-signed certificate and force trust it on the target. This is what Fiddler 4 does. But of course it is highly visible to do so. You need access to the target and if you have: you don't don't mitm-attacks anymore, you just grep data before it is encrypted.
I hope, this answer helps to spare your and our time to search into dead ends.
Greetings,
Salacryl
