Postman for Mac OS X full changelog

Improvements:
Invite links created by team members with the developer role now follow the same approval process as email invites, providing a consistent experience for team invitations - Learn More
When on a team, the bulk data export option is only available for Team Admins and Super Admins. Also, download links for bulk data files are no longer shown on the Export page; the admin will be emailed a direct download link.

Some critical bug fixes and enhancements were added in this release.

We have added some bug fixes and enhancements in this release.

What's New:
The biggest update to variables yet! Interact with variable values on the fly. Hover on a variable, view its value, and change it in the pop-over.
Focus on the variables that need your attention. Postman now highlights empty variables in the interface, so you don’t leave things out while making a request. No more worrying about adding variables to a scope (collections, environments or globals). Just define a variable using the {{x}} syntax, pass the value, and you’re ready.
Note - Values for variables without scope are stored temporarily and are local to the request. If you want your value to be reused across multiple requests, add the variable to a scope.
Test requests faster with all your variables in one place! Click on the button next to the environment switcher to bring up the variables pane that bubbles up the variables used in the request and lets you browse all available variables from different scopes. Set your values, hit Send, change the values, and hit Send again.
An easier way to create environments:
Set up a new environment with the new 'Create Environment' button inside the environment selector.

Improvements:
You can load a large collection on Collection Runner and start a run without seeing lags or delays

Bug Fixes:
Incorporated some critical bug fixes and enhancements.

Incorporated some critical bug fixes and enhancements.

Support for Vault secrets in pre-request and post-response scripts - Learn more

You can now send requests using HTTP/2 - #2701
View compressed body size as part of the response size information - #7596

Incorporated some critical bug fixes and enhancements.