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🚀 Describe the feature you want to add, and how it would change your usage of Bruno
When I have two (or more) request responses open in tabs next to each other, I might want to search the response body using ⌘+f. Then I switch to the other tab, and back to the one where I just searched. The search box has disappeared. Also the text I searched for is not in the search box if I re-open it with ⌘+f. There's no way to have a history of searches in the search box either.
This is cumbersome as I might have two (or more) large response bodies open in two (or more) tabs, and I want the searches I do within these response bodies persisted across tab switches, otherwise I have to re-enter my search on every tab switch.
In Postman this worked.
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I have checked the following:
This feature
🚀 Describe the feature you want to add, and how it would change your usage of Bruno
When I have two (or more) request responses open in tabs next to each other, I might want to search the response body using ⌘+f. Then I switch to the other tab, and back to the one where I just searched. The search box has disappeared. Also the text I searched for is not in the search box if I re-open it with ⌘+f. There's no way to have a history of searches in the search box either.
This is cumbersome as I might have two (or more) large response bodies open in two (or more) tabs, and I want the searches I do within these response bodies persisted across tab switches, otherwise I have to re-enter my search on every tab switch.
In Postman this worked.
📷 Mockups or Images of the feature
No response