Restfox [1] is worth checking out. It's fully offline and lets you version control your collections with git or any sync tool you prefer. The postman import is well tested and the app also allows you to export back to Postman collections.
The main limitation of web components for me is that all data needs to be passed to the component attributes as strings. Wish we could pass objects and arrays without JSON.stringify-ing them.
Overall search quality has been declining on all search engines. Maybe there's too much spam. Saw an entertaining video about it yesterday that echoes how I feel when I google stuff: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrFv1O4dbqY. It's so hard to find content written by humans these days. Seems like only the top sites are being indexed.
I definitely intend to add web socket support eventually. Meanwhile, there's https://socketfox.dev which I made for my friends. You can use it to test web sockets.
Thank you. Will look into preventing the right click requirement and provide an alternative for that.
It should be saving your requests automatically. Maybe your browser is blocking IndexedDB somehow? That's what's used by the application to store the data locally. Also do make sure you're not in incognito mode, as changes will be lost once you're out of it.
Firefox with ublock origin should not cause any issues. The issue might be caused by Firefox's private window implementation which does not allow IndexedDB operations, which is what Restfox uses for storing the data of the application locally.
Thank you. The UI is not currently built with mobile in mind. I have been thinking of implementing a responsive layout but haven't had the time to do it.
I did not know about the GitHub star login thing. Will try to rectify it when I can. Thanks for all your UX notes.
I haven't used hoppscotch much. But from what I know:
1) Both Restfox and Hoppscotch run completely within the browser without needing a backend server to process the http requests.
2) Restfox has a plugin system. Hoppscotch currently does not have a plugin system but they're in the process of adding it.
3) Hoppscotch doesn't support for nested environment variables since it follows Postman rather than Insomnia.
4) Restfox can import exports from Postman and Insomnia. Hoppscotch can also do this but you might struggle to find their import button.
5) Restfox does not have GraphQL or WebSocket support.
6) Compared to Hoppscotch, you'll notice the UI is much more straightforward and gets out of your way. Gives you the familiarity of the desktop http clients you're used to. But this is my personal opinion.
For clarification. For running a set of commands, one can just use a shell script. This does a little more that. This allows you to have a set of commands under a group and a sub group in a single yaml file, for easy access.
This is more a centralized shortcut to manage multiple command sets.
Disclaimer: I maintain it.
[1] https://github.com/flawiddsouza/Restfox