If you create an account and log in to Postman, your history will be synchronized with the server, backed up in real time, and can be retrieved on your device. If you log out of your account and log back in, the last 10 request will remain in your history. Postman Pro and enterprise users will be able to access the latest 100 requests. The same policy applies to aggregation. Remember that you can always save as many requests as possible in the collection.
The History tab in the sidebar:
Click the request in this tab to load the exact request configuration in the builder. You can use the up and down arrow keys on the keyboard to browse the request. Postman will load the request in preview. Pressing Enter will ensure that the request will not be replaced by other requests.
Requests are sorted by time, with the top request displayed at the top. Postman avoids using the same URL to copy GET requests in history. If your request history becomes a lot, please filter the requests in the search box in the sidebar. Postman matches the request URL in your history with the search keyword.
Hold down the CMD key (or the CTRL key on Windows), and then click each request you want to select. You can also save, * * share, record, simulate, monitor or delete these requests through the more operation menu on the right side of the list.
To organize frequently used requests, you can save them from history to a collection. To save a request to a collection, hover over the collection and click the plus icon (+) displayed next to it. When multiple requests are selected, the plus icon (+) will be displayed at the top of the sidebar. Click the plus icon (+). Select an existing collection or create a new collection to save the request to the collection.
If you want to delete all requests in the history, select the clear all link at the top of the sidebar. To delete a single request, hover over the request and click the trash can icon displayed next to it. You can also select multiple requests and then delete them by clicking the trash can icon next to the top of the border.