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Windows ARM64 builds #6583

Open Googulator opened 5 years ago

Googulator commented 5 years ago

Windows 10 has recently gained support for ARM64-based platforms, and multiple vendors are now shipping such laptops. While 32-bit x86 code can run on these machines with emulation, it would be nice to have a recompiled version available for native ARM64.

Sourtoast commented 4 years ago

Yes I'm looking forward to arm64 build

dennisameling commented 3 years ago

+1 for this! Would love to have improved performance by having a native arm64 version of Postman on the Surface Pro X 😊

aarsan commented 3 years ago

Would love to have this!

siggipop commented 1 year ago

Is this happening?

sunyiming commented 1 year ago

Apple M1 (#9346) and Linux ARM64 (#5816) is available. So what about Windows?

Tirmisee commented 1 year ago

One more voice from a Windows Dev Kit user

RoLYroLLs commented 11 months ago

Our company just moved from Win on x64 to Win on ARM64. I'm another advocate for windows ARM support. Thank you!

DanielGoehler commented 9 months ago

+1

Austin3dPrinting commented 8 months ago

+1

siggipop commented 8 months ago

+1

erikburman commented 7 months ago

+1

siggipop commented 7 months ago

While we are waiting for ARM version of Postman client for windows, you can utilize web version of Postman using browser like MS Edge/Chrome (arm version). Since postman client is based on Electron (Chromium and Node.js) which is basically a browser based app, the difference should me minimal. This way you get Postman on windows ARM64 without emulation.

andriysavin commented 5 months ago

It's hard to believe that no progress or communication has occured here for 5 years of this issue existence! So many software vendors now support ARM64 and Windows on ARM, and ARM was the second topic after AI at MS Build 2024, but Postman looks to be ignoring this demand, even though the effort to support ARM64 is minimal for such an app. Fortnunately, there are many alternatives, as well as API testing built into Visual Studio.

falle1234 commented 4 months ago

+1

TeddMcAdams commented 4 months ago

+1 New Surface Pro is shipping with ARM chips.
Most programs I am re-installing have ARM64 installers. Not Postman? :(

vanUbor commented 4 months ago

same, want to try the new surface laptop with arm, currently checking the apps I need, please add arm support

manningli commented 3 months ago

+1 for considering the Surface Laptop and I can't believe we still don't have Postman for Windows arm64

airtaxi commented 3 months ago

+1

PsyChonek commented 3 months ago

+1

buvinghausen commented 2 months ago

With the viability and looming popularity of Snapdragon X chips it's time to support ARM64 on Windows officially. Thankfully the emulation layer seems to be working fine but would still be nice to have a native app.

andriysavin commented 2 months ago

Thankfully the emulation layer seems to be working fine

Maybe on Snapdragon X it works fine (MS claims it optimized the emulation for these chips), but on Apple Silicon chips (in Parallels VM) emulated Postman is very slow and laggish. Painful to use :(

joe-mills commented 2 months ago

Thankfully the emulation layer seems to be working fine

Maybe on Snapdragon X it works fine (MS claims it optimized the emulation for these chips), but on Apple Silicon chips (in Parallels VM) emulated Postman is very slow and laggish. Painful to use :(

For me also its very sluggish on the new Surface 7 laptop. Emulation 'works' but only as a short term solution.

buvinghausen commented 2 months ago

For me also its very sluggish on the new Surface 7 laptop. Emulation 'works' but only as a short term solution.

To be fair I have the 64 gigs of ram model so it probably does cover up some emulation sins...

talynone commented 2 months ago

+1 vote for this

Shiiiwa commented 2 months ago

+1 vote

Painkiller995 commented 2 months ago

+1 vote

lexcyn commented 2 months ago

+1 let's get ARM support added!

sXe79 commented 2 months ago

+1 ARM support

danforero commented 2 months ago

September 2024, more than 5 years after this issue was opened and still nothing, not even in the canary releases, it's fair to assume this is not happening and the project was abandoned, I'll be looking for open source alternatives.

airtaxi commented 2 months ago

For anyone finding alternative, use Hoppscotch with this Extension (both for Chrome and Edge) or Extension (for Firefox)

anton-makarenko commented 1 month ago

+1 I support the common vote to get Postman for ARM

buvinghausen commented 1 month ago

You can use the Postman extension in VS Code and it seems to run in arm64 mode inside the Code.exe executable.

Sir-Rain commented 1 month ago

+1 I really need this.

qKOMAPp commented 1 month ago

+1

Molier commented 1 month ago

any update on this topic with the new batch of windows on Arm pcs that came out and the industry push towards snapdragon chips? seems relevant enough to include in the windows installer?

betancd commented 1 week ago

Anyone try it with a Snapdragon X machine yet? Just curious if the emulation is any good compared to old ARM chips.

danforero commented 1 week ago

Anyone try it with a Snapdragon X machine yet? Just curious if the emulation is any good compared to old ARM chips.

The emulation is good. These are very good machines, but it's always better to have the native application, especially if you are running multiple applications at the same time. I can run multiple instances of Visual Studio with no issues, but I can tell some drop-in performance when running Postman x64 emulated.