Hypernap

31 Dec 2019

Added an option to allow untrusted certificates, for example when developing an API locally with a self-signed certificate
Fixed "Hide menubar icon" not being remembered when restarting Hypernap
The licensing framework has been updated, and the activation handling has been improved for better user experience.

Added support for Dark Mode in macOS Mojave
You can set a different editor theme to use when switching between Light and Dark Mode
Bug fixes to improve compatibility with Yosemite and later

11 Aug 2017

The main window has been refactored and redesigned. There's less custom drawing involved, making the interface much faster.
The Preferences window has also been updated with a new design and new icons.
Added basic support for touch bars.
Added a "Move to Applications folder" feature
Fixed a bug that caused the application to crash on startup.
Optimized startup time.
Fixed a bug that moved the entire window when moving saved connections.
The Host header now includes port number, which resolves an issue where some servers would reject the connection.
Basic Authentication is now set automatically as an Authorization header. Previously Hypernap would wait for an "Authentication Challenge", which some server implementations are missing.
Minor fixes and updates to third party libraries.

28 Mar 2015

13 Oct 2014

Redesigned application icon and updated interface for Yosemite!
Right clicking the menubar icon shows your external IP and internal interface addresses.
Responses are now saved so you don't have to re-run connections when switching quickly between them.
Added a Web view-tab to responses.
I finally figured out how to get Launch at login to work with sandboxed applications. I hope.
Since POST-data isn't allowed in a GET-request, Hypernap will now transform it into an encoded querystring!

28 Mar 2013

9 Jan 2013

When Hypernap is attached to the menubar, you can open the window by Cmd+Tabbing to it.
Double-clicking an empty row in Headers or Body will create a new row.
Pressing Enter in the URL-field will run your request (Cmd+R elsewhere).
The menubar-icon will now stay highlighted when the main window is open.
Hypernap now remembers after restart if it was attached to the menubar or not.
Tabbing between columns in Headers and Body should work properly now.

This is the first release of Hypernap, only available on the Mac App Store! Get it while it's hot!