Database GUI Tool Missing Proxy Support and Has UI Alignment Bugs
A database management tool lacks proxy connection support, preventing users behind corporate or overseas network proxies from connecting. Additional UX issues include dropdown misalignment and poor table listing visibility that compound the usability problems.
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