History

History stores local request snapshots so you can review previous runs and replay them.

What you do here

• browse previous request runs
• search history entries
• inspect request and response snapshots
• replay an earlier request

Most common keys

History list

• j / k: move through history entries
• /: open history search
• r: replay the selected history entry
• e / Enter: open the selected history entry
• Ctrl+P: open the command palette

History detail

• j / k: move between the request and response detail blocks
• h / l: switch between Body and Headers inside the selected block
• Ctrl+U / Ctrl+D: scroll the selected block
• e: open the selected body viewer
• Esc: leave detail mode

Common commands

• home
• env
• history
• replay

Quick examples

Search history

1. Press /.
2. Type part of the request name, path, method, status, or URL.
3. Press Enter on the matching entry.

Replay a request

1. Select the history entry.
2. Press r, or open Ctrl+P and run replay.

Replays are created as temporary requests on Home. If history had redacted secrets, those secrets are omitted from the replayed request.

What detail mode shows

History detail renders both sides of the exchange:

• a Request block with Body and Headers
• a Response block with Body and Headers
• summary metadata such as method, URL, auth type, status, duration, and size

Large bodies can be truncated in stored history, and sensitive headers are redacted before they are written.

For full command behavior, see Command Palette.