Is there a Portable Fiddler?

[Paulo Eduardo Neves]

Hi,
sometimes I have to do some web software debugging at a client's site.
Is it possible to install Fiddler in a USB drive?

I always go with Firefox + Firebug of the PortableApps.com and it
saved my life more than once. It would be great to also have Fiddler.

regards,
Paulo Eduardo Neves

[EricLaw]

If you put all of Fiddler's files on a stick, it should work properly
when run from that stick.

The host system must have the .NET Framework, of course, but most
systems do at this point.

[EricLaw]

Also probably worth mentioning that you could just run Fiddler on your
laptop, and point the debuggee machine's proxy settings at your
machine. http://www.fiddler2.com/fiddler/help/hookup.asp#Q-NonWindows

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[Paulo Eduardo Neves]

Nice! It worked in my machine (but it already has Fiddler installed).

It is easier to persuade the IT people of a corporation to run
something from a pen drive than to connect a notebook to their
network.

Unfortunately, in the old machines of the corporate world, there's
still very few .NET frameworks installed:
http://johnhaller.com/jh/useful_stuff/dotnet_portable_apps/