Sequel Pro 0.97 Released

I had been a big user of CocoaMySQL years back, and was excited when I saw that project get new life as Sequel Pro. The team working on this app is nothing short of amazing. They have taken a useful tool and made it nearly indispensible.

New in this release:

  • New application icon
  • New server processes panel
  • Query favourites editor
  • Filter editor
  • Improved tooltips including image previews
  • Pagination interface for the content view
  • Much faster (and more stable) import and export
  • Early support for document-based connections
  • Ability to stop custom query and content loads
  • Introduction of threading for some tasks

I’ve been using the nightly builds of Sequel Pro for over a month now, and I amazed at how solid they are. Feature wise, Sequel Pro offers you just about everything you need to create, edit and maintain MySQL databases locally, or remotely via SSH.

Sequel Pro is (astonishgly) free, but if you use it, please consider donating to keep the project moving ahead.

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