It's been a little over a month since the last update, and quite a lot has happened. Check it out 👇 Starting in 2020.3.0, it is now possible to create a suite of unit tests for any request directly inside of Insomnia Designer using…

Starting in version 6.6.2, it is now possible to browse documentation for GraphQL APIs without leaving Insomnia! 🤗🔥 GraphQL explorer demo using GatsbyJS API Since adding GraphQL support two years ago, Insomnia has become one of the go…

Starting with v5.11.0, Insomnia users can now authenticate using the OAuth 1.0 authentication framework! Twitter OAuth 1.0 OAuth 1.0 support was an extremely popular request so I'm proud to finally announce that it's finished. In fact, it…

Starting in version 5.7.0, you can now interact with a GraphQL server just the same as any other HTTP request inside Insomnia 🤗! GraphQL Screenshot Along with defining and sending queries, the GraphQL integration also provides the…

Insomnia tries to display HTTP responses in the most friendly way possible. For example, HTML files are rendered as web pages, images and SVGs are displayed as bitmaps, and JSON and XML responses are syntax highlighted and interactive. Now…

One of the headlining features of Insomnia 5.4.0 is support for UNIX Domain Sockets – a mechanism typically used for communication between processes running on the same host operating system. This post gives a brief introduction on…

Superb design has always been treated as a core feature of Insomnia. However, I recently noticed that no design-related work had been done on Insomnia in months. Because of this, I decided to spend a few days and implement a new design…