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Introducing Interceptor Integration for Native Postman Apps

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Date Published
Author
Stacee
Word Count
522
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9
Language
English
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Summary

Postman has reintroduced its Interceptor feature in version 7.2 of its native apps, following its deprecation when Google stopped supporting non-Chrome OS apps. Originally a Chrome extension that allowed users to capture requests and cookies directly from the browser, Interceptor was missed by users who migrated to the native Postman apps due to its unique functionality. The new Interceptor Integration, however, focuses on syncing cookies rather than capturing requests, as the current Postman proxy already handles the latter. Users can specify browser domains in Postman, allowing Interceptor to capture and sync cookies for those sites to the user's Postman instance. To utilize this feature, users must ensure they have Postman v7.2 or higher, install the Postman Interceptor extension, and enable the necessary settings in their browser and Postman app.

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