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**Describe the bug** After upgrading to Fedora 33 Insomnia is not starting when installed via snap **To Reproduce** Steps to reproduce the behavior: 1. Go to the terminal 2. Run...
**Describe the bug** I cannot get a token cookie inside localhost domain, I believe this could be some kind of bug, because I can access cookies on other domains. **Expected...
**Describe the bug** A clear and concise description of what the bug is. **To Reproduce** Steps to reproduce the behavior: 1. Go to plugins 2. Generate a plugin 3. Click...
### Expected Behavior Install a plugin is not resulting to an error and successfully install the desired plugin ### Actual Behavior When I'm trying to install a plugin from Preferences...
Upon loading a spec, if you switch back and forth from Design Debug, it will continually append the endpoints and never clear them. **To Reproduce** Steps to reproduce the behavior:...
### Expected Behavior When using Oauth2 authentication with Client Credentials users can switch between "As Basic Auth Header" and "In Request Body". ### Actual Behavior Requests are always sent in...
I am testing my login endpoint in Insomnia Designer with the integrated test tool. A successful login test looks like this with the selected login request: ``` const response =...
Hello, Found this old issue #412 that mentioned displaying large JSON data, linked to this commit c4933badba54fb149923d43c8e927c305d4dcce3 limiting displaying data larger than 5MB i.e. when you see this message: "Response...
**Describe the bug** When making use of the Response => Body Attribute tag, all works perfect when executing the requests manually in the DEBUG tab of the designer. When using...
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** My problem is I have 3 identical workspaces pointing to different environments (local, test, dev, prod..) and it happen from...
