Version 1.3.0 • Import native RapidAPI / Paw .paw documents, including folders, GraphQL, variables and bundled environments. Review unsupported features before saving. • Keep assertion results with each response and its history. The collection runner explains unsuccessful HTTP statuses. • Use array paths such as $.items.[0] in declarative tests. • Use the app in English, German, Polish, Hindi, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, French or Japanese.

1.2.0 - Import Thunder Client and Insomnia v5 YAML/v4 JSON collections with nested folders, inherited authentication, scoped variables, forms, GraphQL, and import warnings. Choose the Insomnia bundled environment to import. - Import collections into the open document while retaining edits, review conflicting variables, and undo the import. - Run all, a folder, or selected requests sequentially with runtime chaining, declarative assertions, cancellation, stop-on-failure, and a result summary. - Navigate nested collection folders and rename or move whole folder trees. - Enable or disable headers and query parameters without deleting their saved values. - Edit URL-encoded bodies as repeated fields and safely encode variable values when sending. - Configure HTTP/HTTPS proxy tunnels, custom certificate authorities, and host-scoped PKCS#12 client identities, with credentials stored in Keychain. - See the sending environment and host in responses and history, including a notice for another environment. - Review extraction failures and clear stale runtime values before chaining later requests. - Explain unsupported CONNECT requests before sending and offer supported methods while retaining existing source.

1.1.0 - Import Bruno native and OpenCollection YAML collection folders, including mixed formats, nested groups, inherited authentication, scoped variables, GraphQL, form bodies, and local attachments. Review warnings for unsupported features and missing values before saving a REST or HTTP document. - Keep access to imported local attachments when reopening saved requests.

1.0.1 - Import Hoppscotch collections with nested folders, scoped variables, inherited headers and authentication, query parameters, forms, multipart text fields, and GraphQL requests. - A shared Import Collection menu detects Postman or Hoppscotch files, offers explicit format selection, and reports unsupported features before saving imported requests as REST or HTTP documents. - Preserve additional Unicode whitespace in imported variables and request bodies when reopening saved documents.