This is now the third or fourth time that this has happened in the last couple of weeks: When I launch Postman all I get is a blank screen:
The only way to get around this that I have found is to reboot my workstation, which is of course a PITA.
I am using Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS, 7.20.0.
Any fixes, workarounds etc are welcomed.
Make sure you are using the latest version of Postman. If not, update your app to the latest version and then try to start the app again. If you're able to view and access the Postman menu (see screenshot below), disable hardware acceleration in the Postman menu in macOS, or the Help menu in Windows or Linux.
I had same problem on my linux machine. Simply run the following on your terminal until they both tell you no more process to kill.
killall Postman
killall _Postman
I started facing this issue on updating to version - v8.2.3,
Try below approach, which worked for me..
Step 1: Add windows environment variable: POSTMAN_DISABLE_GPU, with the value: true
Step 2: From the same blank screen open a New Postman Window (File -> New Postman Window)
None of these worked for me, I had to go to "System Monitor" and kill a load of processes with names like "postman --no-sandbox", "postman --type=zygote".
Expanding on the previous answer, I put a script together that performs the loop as many times as needed to get Postman working again:
#!/bin/bash
OUTPUT=$(killall Postman 2>&1)
while [ "$OUTPUT" != "Postman: no process found" ]; do
OUTPUT=$(killall Postman 2>&1)
done
OUTPUT=$(killall _Postman 2>&1)
while [ "$OUTPUT" != "_Postman: no process found" ]; do
OUTPUT=$(killall _Postman 2>&1)
done
Make sure you set the permission for the file correctly so you can execute it:
chmod 700 kill_all_postman_procs.sh
To run it:
./kill_all_postman_procs.sh
or may you need to do sudo ./kill_all_postman_procs.sh
It's all about GPU driver and setting, it may happen when you don't force disable that setting and running on dual monitor.
On windows 10, to disable it you can disable it from gpu control panel, POSTMAN_DISABLE_GPU, or try to run postman before plugging the 2nd monitor
FOr all options listed above failed to work. My os is Ubuntu 18
. The only solution was to install a version that worked. Before you install this version uninstall the currently installed afterwards install this snap version
snap install --channel=v7/stable postman
If you have this specific version installed. run the following
snap refresh --channel=v7/stable postman
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