postmanlabs / postman-chrome-interceptor

Helper extension for the Postman packaged app. Also helps send restricted headers.
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Postman interceptor missing in win10 app #56

Open daniele-pintus opened 7 years ago

daniele-pintus commented 7 years ago

I just installed the latest version of Chrome and Postman, then I installed the chrome interceptor extension, but it does not appear on postman. there is a "proxy settings" instead. the interceptor is not working anyway with the embedded chrome extension.

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a85 commented 7 years ago

Interceptor is only available for the Chrome version right now. We are looking into porting this to the desktop apps soon.

cxiaolng commented 6 years ago

@a85 Which version will add the function? It's a usefully function to web developer

bowlej commented 6 years ago

Any news on this?, I have just moved from using the chrome app (a banner on it told me to move to the native app) but i now cant run my old tests i made in the chrome app as they require the interceptor to work.

pumanitro commented 6 years ago

Something new ?

neramirez commented 6 years ago

a must have!

andersondrosa commented 6 years ago

me too! 😭 😞

p0pfan commented 6 years ago

When will it add into postman native app

Magneticmagnum commented 6 years ago

This is also a must have for my team. Please have this before the Chrome version is deprecated.

TheScree commented 6 years ago

I have to second this, this was an invaluable aspect to Postman. Really frustrating the desktop app for Windows doesn't support this yet.

rodrigodata commented 6 years ago

@Magneticmagnum +1

lincome commented 6 years ago

+2

pszabo1 commented 6 years ago

without this feature, the desktop app is not useful for me.

lhm7877 commented 6 years ago

me too!

blackjackyau commented 6 years ago

without this, why should i use Postman?

pmjhonwang commented 6 years ago

hurry up !

matthewhaworth commented 6 years ago

I moved to the desktop app on a Mac, and have since moved back as this feature is missing.

pumanitro commented 6 years ago

From this : http://blog.getpostman.com/2017/03/14/going-native/

Previously, users of the Postman Chrome app had to download the Postman Interceptor Chrome extension in order to manage cookies and capture requests in the desktop browser. With the native apps, this functionality is provided within the app itself.

joshcomley commented 6 years ago

@pumanitro Yep, this is a very confusing blog post from them, as I am completely unable to get any proxy working that doesn't completely ruin all other normal HTTPS browsing. They provide absolutely no clue on how to use the native app with Fiddler, for example, or how to properly configure the proxy - other than link to some community posts that didn't work for me, anyway.

Personally, the whole point of Postman was to intercept and play with traffic, and it doesn't do that.

HoracioEspinosa commented 6 years ago

I can´t open the chrome extension of Postman 👎 :(

jsantanders commented 6 years ago

What is the actual status of this? still Postman desktop app without Interceptor?

the-supercoach commented 6 years ago

If the interceptor is in the desktop app, I can't find it.

doumlap commented 6 years ago

+1

sid1260 commented 6 years ago

+1

pszabo1 commented 6 years ago

Any news? Now working with deprecated chrome app for over 6 months and I'm getting a little nervous about when these apps aren't working anymore,

ghost commented 6 years ago

Here how to use this functionality.

Install "ProxySwitch Omega" on Chrome Browser. At this extension set the next proxy "yourIp:5555" (yourId = IP of your PC).

Go to Postman -> Interceptor. Set port 5555.

And thats all =)

pszabo1 commented 6 years ago

@ZhukovGeorge I do not exactly know what you mean. In the "independent" Postman App, there isn't even a Interceptor Button or Menu.

ghost commented 6 years ago

@pszabo1 It is placed near the "Sync" button and is called "Capture API requests with Postman".

You are right I had a mistake called this button as Interceptor.

tikaro commented 6 years ago

Currently using the Chrome app with Interceptor. Unless and until the native app has a way to do the same thing, I can't switch.

fahadash commented 6 years ago

@tikaro Where did you get the Chrome app? They don't have it on Chrome Web Store anymore.

tikaro commented 6 years ago

@fahadash I got it by Googling "Postman Internepctor" and going to: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/postman-interceptor/aicmkgpgakddgnaphhhpliifpcfhicfo

riskers commented 6 years ago

@ZhukovGeorge can you describe more detail about interceptor cookie?

pszabo1 commented 5 years ago

still nothing about this issue? for us, this is/was a main feature of postman. the app is still not useable for us, we're still using the desktop-app which is deprecated for over a year now.

SikoSoft commented 5 years ago

@pszabo1 It is placed near the "Sync" button and is called "Capture API requests with Postman".

You are right I had a mistake called this button as Interceptor.

Finding it through here worked for me... Makes me wonder why they don't other updating their guide considering how long people have been getting confused with this.