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This is a minor release that addresses some issues and small changes found in the last couple of days. It accepts feedback from the community and even some pull requests received in the last days.
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You can find Cartero in Flathub (maybe, check the README file to see if I've already published it by the time you read this). You can also download below a Flatpak bundle for GNU/Linux and a binary release for Microsoft Windows and macOS. Note that the binary releases for Windows and macOS are not signed or notarized yet. On Windows, it is required to bypass the SmartScreen warning; on macOS, it is required to right-click the application and use the Open menu on first run. You could trust me (*blinks eyes, tilts head*) or you can build from source if you don't trust me. There are build instructions both for Windows and for macOS.
I hope you find Cartero useful. Leave feedback and suggestions through GitHub Discussions or report bugs via the issue tracker.
Lastly, I want to thank some additional contributors that have added code in this release:
Published by danirod 3 months ago
This is the first release of Cartero. Cartero is a graphical HTTP client designed to make requests and test APIs. It is a native application (100% free from any JavaScript or Electron), is a true free software program (GPL rather than some permissive license) and it is actually privacy friendly (no account required, no "cloud" features, no AI).
In this release, I've crafted a MVP that consolidates the most important features to start using Cartero. Also, I needed to tag a release in order to deploy to Flathub. Some features has been delayed for a future release, but there is already enough features for it to be useful.
Features available in 0.1:
Features that have been delayed to 0.2:
Features that are planned for the future:
You can find Cartero in Flathub (maybe, check the README file to see if I've already published it by the time you read this). You can also download below a Flatpak bundle for GNU/Linux and a binary release for Microsoft Windows and macOS. Note that the binary releases for Windows and macOS are not signed or notarized yet. On Windows, it is required to bypass the SmartScreen warning; on macOS, it is required to right-click the application and use the Open menu on first run. You could trust me (*blinks eyes, tilts head*) or you can build from source if you don't trust me. There are build instructions both for Windows and for macOS.
I hope you find Cartero useful. Leave feedback and suggestions through GitHub Discussions or report bugs via the issue tracker.
Lastly, I want to thank some additional contributors that have added code or provided feedback in this release: