I started by opening up the folder where I had installed Postman (on Ubuntu, this would be the folder where the tar.gz file was extracted to, or the folder where the Postman executable is located). I checked the options and searched on Google for a way to do this, but was unable to find anything, so I decided to try to figure it out on my own. So when I saw that the ‘Pretty’ view of HTML in Postman used 4 spaces for indentation, I wanted to change it to 2. I just got done with learning the basics of HTML, and I had gotten used to reading it with an indentation of 2 tabs instead of 4. (I‘ve only tried this on Ubuntu, but I think it should probably work on Mac or Windows too.) By native, I mean the stand-alone app that you can download that doesn’t run as a Google Chrome App. This post will explain how to change the number of spaces used for indentation and the syntax highlighting theme in the Postman native app. By default, Postman will display HTML with an indentation of 4 tabs instead of 2, and uses a syntax highlighting theme (color scheme) of monokai. Postman is a REST client used for working with HTTP requests and responses.

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