Changelog

A short log of public builds. Lifetime is a one-time payment: fixes of the line are free; major updates are optional. New versions are available in the archive immediately — no waiting for browser store publication.

Not a blog or a roadmap — only what is already in the store / zip. How-to detail lives in the quick start (including active sessions) and on the features page.

2.4.0 — Collection patches, examples, plans

30 August 2026

  • Version 2.4.0 is out.
  • Lifetime is a one-time payment for ongoing access. Fixes of the current line are free. Major updates are optional; billing for those comes later.
  • Updated terms and privacy policy (edition of 1 September 2026). The site lists the operator and a browser-store disclaimer. Earlier editions you already accepted still work for demo and checkout.
  • The 14-day demo is started on the website only.
  • You buy a license key on the website, not from the extension. Yearly billing includes a discount (20% by default).
  • Free opens with no account and no extra consent checkboxes. QA and Load have monthly limits: 3 collection runs, 3 folder runs, 1 load run. Cloud backup history: 3 versions on Free, 10 on paid plans.
  • Exporting and applying a collection or folder patch is a paid-plan feature.
  • The extension asks you to accept the legal documents on paid plans and demo, not on Free.
  • The website now has sample OpenAPI specs and Postman collections.
  • You can resize the response pane. Raw / Pretty / Preview tabs work as before.

2.3.0 — Policies, Free imports, scripts and response

30 August 2026

  • Lifetime is a one-time payment for ongoing access. Fixes of the line are free. Major updates are optional.
  • Free: QA and Load tabs with monthly limits (3 collection runs, 3 folder runs, 1 load run). Demo is 14 days via the website form. Yearly billing includes a discount on the site.
  • Free opens immediately — no sign-up. You buy a key on the website. Cloud backup history: 3 versions on Free, 10 on paid plans.
  • When service policies change, the extension shows a banner with links to the terms and privacy policy and a button to accept the new edition. Earlier consents still work for demo and checkout.
  • Free unlocks every collection import format except applying a patch; you can import into an existing collection.
  • Scripts: the poly object, a Postman-style pm alias, nested requests, and autocomplete. Docs: script guide.
  • Response: Raw / Pretty / Preview tabs with copy from the current tab; fullscreen response on Free.
  • Cookies: a manual table and a raw header; sync from the site only when you click.
  • Settings in layers: extension → workspace → request; workspace and collection settings tabs; full-width collection search.
  • On the site: product, help, and legal links in the footer; the demo page has a gallery and walkthrough videos.
  • Smaller polish: notifications, messengers, activity log, backup.

2.2.0 — Per-request protocol, cookies, reports

18 August 2026

  • Protocol is set per request (REST / GraphQL / WebSocket / SOAP / gRPC); if omitted, the workspace protocol is used. Check exists only in the new-request dialog, not next to Send.
  • Cookies: collection group → collection → request; curl uses --cookie / the Cookie header. QA steps can carry cookies too.
  • Collection search in the tree; favorites (request / folder / collection) affect display sort.
  • Workspace / environment / QA / load-plan pickers are searchable combo-boxes.
  • Nested collection folders and nested QA groups; drag-and-drop requests and scenarios between them.
  • Run reports (collection, folder, QA): Method, URL, Authorization, Content-Type, body/form, http_status, duration; PDF and DOC.
  • Load plan: Send to AI and Create task.
  • Activity log: runs, favorites, drag-and-drop, exports, AI/tasks, deletes. Restore from the log lasts until the tab closes; the Undo chip next to Delete lasts about 6 seconds.
  • Brighter toasts.

2.1.0 — Variables, runner, trust

13 August 2026

  • Variable hierarchy: request → collection → workspace → environment. Empty values are skipped.
  • In URL, body and headers: {{var}} and {var}; adjacent {{a}}{{b}} without a separator. An empty defined value cuts the placeholder.
  • GET and HEAD are sent without a body — the browser requires that.
  • URLs in the request preview, console and reports are shown decoded; the input field keeps the template.
  • An empty request-variable placeholder no longer drops inherited auth in Collection Runner.
  • Collection Runner Performance stays in the runner window — it does not switch to Load. Circular percent progress; Stop works there.
  • If a Load, collection, folder, Performance or QA run is already active, confirm before interrupting. The Run button shows an overlay loader.
  • QA scenario groups can collapse and expand.
  • Drag-and-drop: requests between folders; QA scenarios between groups.
  • Reports are sorted by HTTP status ascending (0 → 200 → 300 → 400 → 500).
  • AI history on the server: secrets and personal data are replaced with [redacted], then truncated. Heuristic, not a guarantee — do not paste live tokens into chat.
  • In the terms: if the company shuts down, everyone who paid Month, Year or Lifetime gets a zip of the IDE build. Free and demo are not in that mailing.
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