tothradoslav
commented
2 days ago Thank you for the suggestion. My first question is whether the connections you'd like to view in parallel are related (meaning having similar collections / structure) or completely unrelated.
If they are similar, for example development and production databases which you want to work on in parallel, then projects are used for these. Don't create a new connection, but a new project.
Problem: When working with multiple connections, it’s difficult to efficiently switch between them. Currently, connections are managed via a dropdown, which can be cumbersome when frequently jumping between two or more connections. Additionally, there’s no way to view data from multiple connections side by side, making it harder to compare or monitor them simultaneously.
Proposed Solution: Introduce a “connection tab” system that allows users to connect to multiple databases or services at once. Each connection would open in its own tab or window, making it easier to manage multiple connections in parallel. This would greatly improve the user experience by allowing faster switching and comparison between active connections.
Benefits: • More efficient workflow for users dealing with multiple connections. • Ability to view data from different connections side by side. • Faster switching between active connections, improving overall productivity.
This enhancement would make the tool more effective for users who frequently manage several connections.