What does fiddler get?

Question

Fiddler

Please help me understand the answers intercepted through fiddler.
I open a wikipedia page and expect that:
1. a request with a certain set of headers will be sent from my computer to the server
2. several requests will be returned from the server to my computer. At least for css, html, js,
but I don't see any of this in fiddler's request window. but I see this
. That is, the problem is, firstly, that I did not receive css, html, js. And secondly, even if I received it, I don’t understand how to distinguish these requests (on YouTube in the tutorials they were marked with the corresponding icons with images of css, html, js icons). But there is nothing of the kind here.
I use fiddler for linux.

Answer 1

You did not notice one subtlety. You are looking at the log of a site that works over HTTPS. By default, fiddler does not parse HTTPS traffic. Go to Settings tools/options and enable viewing HTTPS traffic. Then you will see all requests / responses in the same form in which they go.
PS
I did not know that fiddler was released under Linux. Will have to evaluate.