You can now write, edit, or import OpenAPI 3.0 specifications.

OpenAPI 3.0: OpenAPI 3.0 specs are human and machine-readable.

In-App Bootcamp Lessons: Postman Bootcamp guides you through using all of Postman’s features, including mocks, monitors, and documentation.

Forking & Merging: Forking and merging simplifies collaboration by allowing parallel development and version control.Roles & Permissions: Role-based access control allows for secure and streamlined collaboration.Design APIs in Postman: Postman’s API design features include extended schema support and versioning for more comprehensive API design.GraphQL: Create and store GraphQL schemas in Postman, plus GraphQL queries, variables, and query autocompletion.Interceptor: Specify browser domains in Postman and Interceptor will capture cookies for those sites and sync them to your instance of Postman.If you’re still using the Chrome app, you’re missing out on a ton of awesome features: While we loved the Chrome app, our native apps are now significantly more powerful and easier to use. (Hint: download our free native apps to get the latest version of Postman!)

Since then, new features and bug fixes have been released exclusively in our native Mac, Windows, and Linux apps. Over two years ago, Chromium announced that they would be deprecating support for Chrome apps, but we continued to support our Chrome app until November 2017. If you’re still using the Postman Chrome app, you may have noticed a bright banner like the one below at the top of your app window: Read details about the exciting launch of Postman for the web. Update: In huge 2020 news, Postman has returned to the web in order to provide faster access and superior collaboration.

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