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It seems postman has put collections behind a paywall so timing for this is great. Does ReceipeUI manage secrets or have some suggestions to deal with this to avoid things leaking into shared cloud storage?
Currently secrets are just stored locally on desktop and web via IndexDB. I'd love to hear people's thoughts on this as well!
Every Postman alternative I've tried so far has choked on very large responses. Looking forward to giving this a try and seeing how it fares.
- the buttons on the download page aren't readable in Orion browser (basically Safari) on desktop. The buttons appear empty as the contents are rendered several rems below, overlapping the text "See more options on Github". Disabling the style `.btn { flex-wrap: wrap; }` in the inspector fixes it for me, but I see animations and transitions attached to this class so I'd suspect those might be the root cause bc nothing else looks strange.
- After I downloaded for Mac Apple Chip and started up the software, it says it's several versions out of date and asks if it can update itself. While I'm glad it was able to do so instead of sending me back to the website, it's a strange experience.
Excited to try this out. A couple things I just noticed: - the buttons on the download page aren't readable in Orion browser (basically Safari) on desktop. The buttons appear empty as the contents are rendered several rems below, overlapping the text "See more options on Github". Disabling the style `.btn { flex-wrap: wrap; }` in the inspector fixes it for me, but I see animations and transitions attached to this cla…
Another alternative I've been meaning to try out: https://restfox.dev/
Unique to Restfox
- a nice "beautify json" button
- in addition to response code and time, shows size and exact timestamp of response
- Can drag and drop to reorganize folders and items in sidebar
Unique to RecipeUI
- TypeScript interface definitions
- Generates cURL, Javascript and Python code snippets you can copy
Probably other things, but these are what stood out.
Every Postman alternative I've tried so far has choked on very large responses. Looking forward to giving this a try and seeing how it fares.
Have you seen hoppscotch[1]? They have been my postman alternative for quite some time now. [1] https://hoppscotch.io
Many API tools are lightweight reskins of Postman and we truly wanted to offer something different. Which is why we're leading with a type-safety angle and we're looking to innovate with other ideas! +1 to @easygenes comment's below