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Goodbye Postman Chrome app

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Company
Date Published
Author
Joyce
Word Count
364
Company Posts That Month
5
Language
English
Hacker News Points
-
Post removed?
No
Summary

Postman has transitioned from its Chrome app to native apps for Windows, Mac, and Linux, following Google's decision to end support for Chrome apps on these platforms. The native apps, which offer all the features of the Chrome app and more, are now the focus of Postman's development efforts, with new features and enhancements to be introduced exclusively in these versions. Users of the Postman Chrome app are encouraged to migrate to the native apps, a process that is quick and allows for automatic syncing of their data if they are signed in to a Postman account. For those not signed in or without sync enabled, data can be exported from the Chrome app and imported into the native app. As the API ecosystem evolves, the native apps provide improved performance and functionality, making them a superior alternative to the original Chrome app.

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