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Yes, But. It doesn't seem like the worst - yet - but Bruno also ramped up their monetization. So far it seems survivable. But given how things have gone before
by jauntywundrkind 2y ago
Yes, But.
It doesn't seem like the worst - yet - but Bruno also ramped up their monetization. So far it seems survivable. But given how things have gone before, it's unclear how viable Bruno will really remain.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42170934 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42170934
- sunaookami 2y agoAre these applications forever doomed? First Postman, then Insomnia, now Bruno...
- lukevp 2y agoHmm, I didn’t hear about this! What about that lifetime Bruno thing that was $9? I’m pretty sure I bought that. Is that just nothing now or what does that get me?
- jicea 2y agoBruno's pricing has changed recently, the lifetime offer is not available anymore. Prices tiers are: free, $6/month, $11/month [1]. Bruno's developers explained it was necessary to sustain Bruno's growth. [1]: https://www.usebruno.com/pricing https://www.usebruno.com/pricing
- baobun 2y ago> growth It's an http client... Itonically I think curl has grown to become so pervasive that it's common parlance to "curl something" to a large extent because haxx thankfully has a radically different approach.
- codechicago277 2y agoHTTPie is imo the best one now.
- StimDeck 2y agoBeen on the old CLI version of HTTPie for years now. Or are you talking about the GUI version?
- codechicago277 2y agoYeah I started using the GUI version, there’s a standalone app or the in browser one. I don’t know why all of these web request clients have been trying to sell enterprise features instead of just giving you a gui to make a quick request.