Added:

• Added support for proxies.
• Added support for dotenv files: values defined in an .env file can be loaded as variables.
• The Headers pane will now present pre-generated headers added by Cartero.
• Added a new request body type: "From file", loads the raw request body from the contents of a file.
• It is now possible to export requests in JetBrains HTTP format.
• It is now possible to export a request or a response directly into a file.
• It is now possible to export the contents of an HTTP response.
• The welcome pane now has an additional sheet with information and links.

Changed:

• The Export tab has moved to a dropdown menu in the window toolbar.
• Opening a new endpoint will automatically focus the URL entry field.
• Disabled variables, headers or parameters will now render slightly dimmed.
• When multiple variables or headers with the same key are present, those who will be ignored be marked.
• Showing or concealing passwords in basic auth or bearer token fields will now be remembered in the application state.
• The settings dialog has a new look and feel, using split windows.
• Responses with a binary body (like images or videos or octet-streams) will suggest saving the response into a file rather than rendering it in the code view.
• The default user agent used in HTTP request has changed to "Cartero/25.0 (isahc/1.7.2 curl/8.12.1-DEV)" (version numbers will bump as future releases flow).
• The responsiveness of the application will behave better on small windows and mobile devices.
• Dependencies bumped: Cartero now requires at least GNOME SDK 46 to build the app.
• Windows: the application look and feel on Windows 11 now uses the acrilyic look and feel.
• Translation updates: Czech, German, Spanish, Basque, Galician, Indonesian (NEW!), Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Ukrainian (NEW!).

Fixed:

• HTTP responses sometimes were not rendered if they had the Content-Type header set to JSON but they were not actually parseable as JSON.
• HTTP response headers sometimes did not render properly when they had angle brackets (such as the Link header).
• HTTP requests sometimes could not be exported when they had spaces in the URL.
• Windows: overriding the language in the settings dialog previously had no effect.
• MacOS: the URL bar did not focus when pressing Command-L.
• MacOS: the export dialog did not actually copy the code to the system clipboard.