Database Browser

Whether you end up working with MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, or other types of database products, Database Browser can be of help as well.

The program will easily help users identify and improve the data within the submitted files, all in a rather simple shell that, although not dedicated to all users, is still simpler to run and work with than its competition.

The user must keep in mind that some data must be filled in before the app validates any number of connections required to load the database files and information. As a result, you will have to include, a name for your connection, username, password if used, hostname, port, SSL key, and certification.

Besides, it can very easily be checked when the database was last updated and when it was created. You can add relevant data yourself. Your connection can always be tested, and the interface slightly adjusted in terms of look and feel.

Well, you can change the theme and decide if you want to use Excel-style filters and/or black and white editor. The grid row size can be changed in terms of row and font size. Don't forget to confirm your choices for these to remain saved and fully functional within your created structures.

Database Browser is indeed an application that won't appeal to all users out there, but for those who understand its full powers, it can become a blessing and a helpful hand in any action that deals with database files.

I was quite intrigued by the whole interface and friendliness aspect because it is rarely a trait for applications designed to help in such areas. Don't forget to also adjust the few settings this app has to your liking and ultimately tailor its experience to your needs.