![]() ![]() ![]() Here we can set a context to execute our requests in. I keep collections of requests around when I'm testing, and I often make collections to share with my team. At any time you can hit the 'save' button to the right of the URL bar to save a request for later. This panel on the left will probably have nothing in it when you start. You can see your request history via the tab at the top and load up any past requests, which is handy if you've edited a request and want to get back to a previous version of it or you're like me and you can't remember anything that happened more than 15 minutes ago. ![]() So that's pretty much it for making simple requests, but I've missed a few of the more useful things about postman you can save collections of requests to share with people and also save lists of environment variables which can be interpolated into requests.
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