I suspect most people who use recent versions of Postman might not realize there's a new "sync" feature that seems to upload all of your HTTP request configurations to Postman's hosted servers. That leads me to believe that if Postman gets hacked, that will probably cause a wave of data breaches which seem imminent.
Just use "offline" tools like httpie. Pretty good interface. My experience suggests that a relatively small number of engineers need to work with more than 5-10 requests at a time. So you can just store commands in some text file or just using shell history search.
I've stopped using postman because they were pushing too hard for their paid plan. Now I'm using <a href="https://insomnia.rest/" rel="nofollow">https://insomnia.rest/</a>
Hasn't sync been around since 2015? <a href="https://blog.postman.com/postman-2-0-with-sync-is-here/" rel="nofollow">https://blog.postman.com/postman-2-0-with-sync-is-here/</a><p>This is not a new problem with recent versions - it's always been a problem as far as I can tell.