If you're using the Postman web app, Postman recommends downloading and installing the Postman Desktop Agent, a micro-application that runs locally on your desktop. The Postman web app supports the following browsers: See About the Postman Agent for more information. If you're using the Postman web app, Postman recommends using the Postman Desktop Agent for the best experience. To access the Postman web app, visit go./home. You can use Postman in your web browser to execute your API development and testing tasks with the Postman Agents. Make sure you have openssl installed on your machine.If you're an Ubuntu 18 user, you will also need to install the libgconf-2-4 package with the command apt-get install libgconf-2-4.Make sure you have read/write permission for the ~/.config folder where Postman stores information.Avoid starting Postman using the sudo command, as it will create permission issues on the files created by Postman.When installing Postman on Linux, also be aware of the following:

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To start the app from a launcher icon, install the desktop file, located in the bundle, into an applications subdirectory of a path contained in $XDG_DATA_DIRS (for example ~/.local/share/applications/): install -t ~/.local/share/applications/ / /Postman/app/resources/sktopĮnter the following content in the file, replacing with the location of the file, and save it: Encoding =UTF-8 Postman recommends installing using Snap because it includes all the libraries the app needs and they're bundled with the app itself. Alternatively, you can download the latest version of Postman and unpack the file using the command tar zxf linux_64. If installing from the command line, first ensure that you’re set up for snaps. You can install Postman on Linux from the Snap store page or by using the command snap install postman. The support of certain Linux distributions depends on if they're supported by Electron. Postman supports the following Linux distributions: Ubuntu 14.04 and later, Fedora 24, and Debian 8 and later. You can also install Postman using the Homebrew package manager: brew install -cask postman Use the default Archive Utility for Mac to unzip the file. You may encounter a 'Library not loaded' error if you unzip and install Postman using a third-party archiving app. This will ensure that future updates can be installed. When prompted, move the file to your Applications folder. In the Downloads folder, double-click the Postman file to install it. If your browser downloads the file as a ZIP file, find the file in the Downloads folder and unzip it. Make sure to download the Mac Apple Chip version if you have a Mac with an Apple silicon processor. Postman is available for macOS 10.13 (High Sierra) and later. You can continue to use Postman v9.4 and earlier on 32-bit Windows. All versions of Postman following v9.4 require 64-bit x86 Windows. Postman v9.4 is the last version of Postman that supports both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows. Postman is available for Windows 7 and later. Keep in mind that some features aren't supported when using the Postman web app, so use the Postman desktop app for the full Postman experience. You can use the Postman web app to carry out many of your API development and testing tasks in your web browser. Postman is also available as a web app at go./home. Postman is available as a native desktop app for macOS (Intel or Apple silicon), Windows (Intel 32-bit or 64-bit), and Linux (64-bit).

To get the latest version of the Postman desktop app, visit the Download Postman page and select the option for your operating system.

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