What's new in Hypernap 1.4.4
Jan 12, 2020
- Accidentally left some code that caused the error message for untrusted certificates to show up on all SSL-connections, even if everything was fine. This is fixed now.
New in Hypernap 1.4.3 (Jan 12, 2020)
- Fixed the "Hide menubar icon" not being remembered when restarting Hypernap
- Added an option to allow untrusted certificates. for example when developing an API locally with a self-signed certificate.
New in Hypernap 1.4.2 (Jan 12, 2020)
- 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
New in Hypernap 1.4.1 (Jan 24, 2018)
- Some bug fixes for High Sierra.
New in Hypernap 1.4.0 (Aug 12, 2017)
- New:
- 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:
- 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.
New in Hypernap 1.3.2 (Mar 30, 2015)
- Fixed the background of the error alert to make it more readable.
New in Hypernap 1.3.1 (Mar 19, 2015)
- Fixed an issue where Hypernap didn't include port-number in host name
New in Hypernap 1.3 (Mar 19, 2015)
- 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!
New in Hypernap 1.2 (Mar 19, 2015)
- You can now enter raw text as POST data
- You can also save copies of connections, including Quick Connection.
- Mountain Lion support