claim and make private recently created bins. this is so you can protect passthrough hook triggers and we can provide replay functionality etc (for debugging)

It would be good to see EXACTLY what is POSTed to the Postbin

If you Google PostBin, you can see a lot of postbin sessions exposed! Please fix this!

I would be great to see the request appear on the page without the need to refresh it.

Some callback providers require https so would be nice if postbin supported this.

Forward Post Request with same headers and data to URL to test your own Controllers without triggering the original source.

I would be useful to be able to set the HTTP status returned from postbin, and the response body. E.g., so I could have any request direct to postbin return a 200 and the body "it worked" for example.

POSTed data is sometimes XML, i'd love it if this service supported some sort of XML viewer, at the moment, i can view the source, but its nasty.

Have a simple "email me this info" form, similar to what Z-Share.net provides after a file is uploaded. Then you could easily go back to your postbin later. Maybe add a 'project title' so the postbin URLS could be organized in the user's email... That's just a nice to have though. Anyway, great application, thanks!

Show a curl command that someone could copy and paste to execute the same request. That would let me edit that command, paste it into a terminal, and test my server running on localhost.

Hard to read often, so i'd suggest to offer a nice debug-display like "krumo", which can be found on sourceforge: http://krumo.sourceforge.net/

Hi,

Just looking at your service. I'm building a SaaS app that sends webhook events. Wondering if you are working on any API access to fetch the posted data. Typically the data posted is JSON.

Have something like a URL field and a submit button next to each post. Clicking a submit button would trigger a JavaScript XMLHttpRequest POST of the relevant data to the specified URL. With a JavaScript POST the URL can be on localhost or 127.0.0.1. This would be really useful for testing the development version of a web app (running locally) that needs to receive POSTs from outside systems but can't because the dev version is only accessible locally.

I created a new postbin 3 days ago. Today I checked and saw only requests displayed that were made today.

I would prefer to see every http request my postbin ever received. But if that isn't possible, than I would like to know when requests were deleted / not shown.

Maybe you could add a counter and say "last 30 requests of 1234 requests in total"