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Keyboard shortcuts to maximize your productivity.

Great for testing production, staging or local setups.

Use environment variables to easily shift between settings.

Key/value editors for adding parameters or header values.

Formatted API responses for JSON and XML.To see a fancier page and a video tutorial, check out. The primary features added were a history of sent requests and collections.Ī number of other features have been added since the initial release. After looking around for a number of tools, nothing felt just right. The need for it arose while one of the developers was creating an API for his project. Postman is a scratch-your-own-itch project.

Postman helps you be more efficient while working with APIs. If you are looking to report issues pertaining to latest Postman App, visit our support repository at Quick links Updates pertaining to newer versions are not pushed to this repository. Personally, have found the app to be a bit more response and more robust than the chrome extension.This repository contains codebase for Postman Chrome Extension legacy version - v0.0.1 to v0.9.9. Additionally you may consider using the App which can be downloaded directly from If this does work and you get your collections back I would strongly recommend creating an account for Postman and enabling the Sync function. Hopefully this helps you out TiepB5518, good luck!

#Postman for chrome plugin install#

If you don't do this it seems that the "new" install of Postman does not see the collections DB file. Most likely the name of the log file in your "Safe location" will be something like 000258.log and the one in the chrome extension folder will be 000001.log or 000002.log.

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log extension which windows should identify as a type = Text Document. NOTE: There are a few files named "log" in this folder but only one with a.

Rename the log file in this folder to match the name of the log file in your "Safe location".

Paste the DB file and the "MANIFEST" file into the clean folder.

Copy the DB file and the "MANIFEST" file from your "Safe location" created in step 5.

Navigate back to the path on location on your local machine that you noted in step 3.

Postman should open but it will be default settings with none of your collections

Remove the Postman extension from Chrome.

Copy this entire contents of this folder and save it to a safe location on your local system to be used later (your collections will be in DB file in this folder).

Navigate to this location on your local system.

Under the "Paths:" section note the location of the "chrome-extension_fhbjgbiflinjbdggehcddcbncdddomop_0.indexeddb.leveldb" folder.Look for: chrome-extension://fhbjgbiflinjbdggehcddcbncdddomop.Window 7 (not sure if these steps will work on any other OS) I am sorry I didn't really post all the steps so I am not surprised that you are a bit lost. So I am now back in business, thanks to the response from Vignesh Anand. After going that I was able to re-launch postman and this time the DB file was not deleted and when postman opened, all my collections were back! To get around this I closed Postman, then copied the DB file and renamed the log file to match the old file. I guessed that this was because the "current" log files and manifest file where not matching the DB file. With a fresh copy of Postman I was able to add back the DB file, but every time that I launched Postman, it would remove the DB, so my collections were missing.

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Using this information I was able to "copy" the DB file, so I was free to remove Postman and add it back. In the above response Vignesh, shows the location, this was very helpful, because I was concerned about loosing my collections as I was not using the sync option. At the time I was not able to back up them up and without knowing the location where they are stored locally I was stuck. But I didn't do so because I didn't want to loose my collections. My first thought to fix the crash problem was that I should just remove Postman and add it back.