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You should use /inbox instead, which is a network route instead of a site-specific one. As mentioned in the documentation, the site-specific route is mostly just provided for convenience of consumers …

I don't believe that that route accepts POST requests (as it's non-actionable), so you should have better luck sending a GET request instead. Routes that require auth tokens necessitate HTTPS, but st …

withbody, which is default plus the *.body fields none, which is empty total, which includes just .total The page also lists a few filters that can be used for backwards compatibility with API 1. …

Just set pagesize in the URL, like: https://api.stackexchange.com/2.2/tags?pagesize=10&order=desc&sort=popular&site=stackoverflow

If you query the site list, the markdown_extensions property for each site will contain the list of enabled post-processing extensions, if applicable. Some possible extensions are: Balsamiq MathJax …

It does return all the answers, but they're paged - by default you'll only get 30 at a time. You'll likely want to increase pagesize to 100, and then add the additional code necessary to make subseque …

You just need to create and pass in a filter that will return favorite_count. For example, this query will return the information for this question, including "favorite_count": 18

The documentation you linked to is for API 2.x, but you're querying 1.1 which doesn't return those exact objects (and is deprecated). … This API 2.1 request will return the results you were expecting: http://api.stackexchange.com/2.1/questions/13752517/related?site=stackoverflow …

The most straightforward way to get the body is to use the named withbody filter, which you pass in as the value of the filter parameter (example). This will give you all of the default fields, along …

You can actually just pass in window.location.hostname directly: This parameter can be the full domain name (ie. "stackoverflow.com"), or a short form identified by api_site_parameter on the site …