Database Client Lacks Keyboard Shortcut to Toggle Horizontal/Vertical Scroll Direction
Users of the DBX database client working with wide tables must constantly switch between horizontal and vertical scrolling, and there is no keyboard modifier to toggle scroll direction on demand. This forces repetitive, disruptive mouse-only scroll-axis switching when browsing tables with many columns.
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