v3.3

• --dry-run was ignored when the CLI worked through the app's local API — the request was really sent. It now builds the request and reports it without sending, the same as it does with direct folder access.

v3.2

• find ranks results instead of requiring every word, so one stray or misread word no longer hides the request you meant — or leaves a single wrong one looking authoritative.
• find prints paths in full, on their own line, and shows the exact get and run commands for the first result.
• When the data folder cannot be read, the error now explains how to reach the running app instead, which is what a sandboxed CLI needs.
• Searching no longer warns about Keychain secrets it never needed, and get no longer dumps a page of raw HTML from an imported OpenAPI description.

v3.1

• History now keeps the response body, so an entry shows what came back and not just the status. This is the new default for fresh installs; an existing install keeps whatever Settings ▸ History already records.
• A "Store response bodies" switch under that setting turns just the response off, keeping the request, its headers and the status.

v3.0

• Secrets are kept in the data folder by default instead of the Keychain, so a new build no longer asks for your password. Settings ▸ Data switches between the two and moves what you already have.
• The trade-off is stated under the setting: in the data folder, secret values are stored in plain text with the rest of the workspace.
• Editing an environment no longer rewrites unchanged secrets, which was costing an extra prompt.

v2.9

• Editing an environment no longer rewrites its secrets to the Keychain when they have not changed, which was costing an extra password prompt on every edit.

v2.8

• A key button beside the environment picker sets the active environment's token secret from the clipboard, for pasting a freshly minted JWT in one click.

v2.7

• Collections and folders open and close immediately, without sliding.

v2.6

• Hovering anywhere on a sidebar row highlights it, including the indent to the left of the method badge. Previously the highlight only appeared once the pointer reached the badge.

v2.5

• Dragging a request into a folder works. It never had: the drag type was never declared to the system, so drag-and-drop silently did nothing.
• Tabs can be reordered by dragging, and the order is kept across restarts.
• Hovering anywhere on a sidebar row highlights it, not just over the name.

v2.4

• Clicking a request in the sidebar highlights it in 17 ms instead of 150 ms. Selection now happens when you press the button, not when you release it, so it no longer lags behind the arrow keys.
• Sidebar rows highlight in light grey under the pointer.
• The selected tab is marked with a blue underline, and other tabs highlight on hover.