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Add support for bi-directional Websocket APIs

Add support for OAuth 2.0, which will guide the user through the login flow in a web view.

All data is currently stored unencrypted in a SQLite database. Since users often store sensitive information, we should have a way to encrypt this on disk using something like https://github.com/iotaledger/stronghold.rs or https://github.com/hwchen/keyring-rs

Please allow the parameter value field to get larger in order to display all the data entered into it instead of having to scroll. Thank you

It's currently possible to delete the only workspace. The app should recreate the default one if the user does this. Note, it is automatically created when the app launches, so a workaround currently is to restart the app.

Currently, the entire app is loaded when viewing the settings window, which means a ~2 second delay to view the initial content. Yaak should only load the code necessary to run the settings screen.

It should be possible to configure settings (redirect, timeout, etc) per request, or even per folder or environment.

Perhaps this is found somewhere on yaak.app or in this section, but I haven't found it either since its hard to find or that my attention span is too low. What license does Yaak use? Is it alright to use this professionally? I primarily use this at work when testing APIs or coding web parsers for advisories and such.

When developing services locally you sometimes need to use plaintext with gRPC. For example with grpcurl you can add “-plaintext” flag to skip TLS check. Could we have same option for Yaak?