Upgrade from Postman Chrome to Postman Native Apps
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Postman has reintroduced its platform on the web to enhance user access and collaboration, moving away from the deprecated Chrome app, which ceased receiving updates in November 2017. The native Postman apps for Mac, Windows, and Linux now offer a range of advanced features, including Interceptor for cookie synchronization, GraphQL support, API design tools with versioning, and role-based access control for secure collaboration. Additional functionalities include forking and merging for parallel development, in-app Bootcamp lessons, and compatibility with OpenAPI 3.0 specifications. Users can also take advantage of workspaces for project organization, custom HTTP methods, enhanced find and replace capabilities, and a data recovery feature to restore deleted collections. The updated native apps also feature auto-updates, extended collection capabilities, and improved UI and UX, while allowing restricted headers like Origin and User-Agent. Transitioning to the native apps is streamlined, with data automatically synced upon installation, although manual data export is available if sync is disabled.
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