MySQL
Host, port 3306 unless you change it, database, and user.
Browser SQL
A query desk for the databases you run.
Save a MySQL or PostgreSQL database once. The same sign-in and dark workspace as the terminal, with the result grid one step away.
Sign in to save a database on this machine.
PostgreSQL
The same form, with the engine and the default port switched.
TLS
Prefer, require, or off. The choice is saved with the database.
Saved databases
The connection, without the password in the list.
Each database keeps its engine, host, and TLS mode. A password is stored beside the list, not in it, and a later visit does not send it back to the browser.
Results
The grid is the next piece.
The desk is already here: a saved database, a query area, and a place for rows. Running a statement comes when the database session is built.
Phone
Databases in a pocket.
The narrow layout is the list first. Open one and the query desk fills the screen. Install it when the browser offers a standalone app.
Save the first database.
Sign in on this server. Create account appears only while the first user is still missing.