Provide build able to run natively on macOS ARM/M1 (native JDK).

It will be nice having the ability to group tabs together like in Google Chrome. This kind of feature increases comfort and productivity.

c.f. https://blog.google/products/chrome/manage-tabs-with-google-chrome/

S3T is a good product. Keep it friendly ! ;)

Regards

The command to drop a collection is (I think) way too easy to run without intending to. It makes such a fundamental change to data, that I would prefer to see a requirement, similar to that of AWS S3 when deleting bucket contents, or typing in a confirmation such as “drop [collection name]”. At the moment it is too easy (with a hotkey return) to permanently delete data. Also, I find new users of MongoDB are easily confused by the similar-sounding “Drop” and “Disconnect”, so this requirement would help protect against accidental deletion.

When creating an aggregate, only "Allow disk use" and "Use custom collation" are options. It would be very useful to allow other available options such as "hint". This would be incredibly useful in testing the efficacy of indexes.

My use case is comparing two versions of a product and the differences between the collections and indexes as well as the documents that it created. This is why I decided to try the tool, but since it doesn't compare indexes it hasn't solved my problem.

Problem: I need to download all files with a given metadata field (custom metadata field, not the default ones like Filename, md5 or contenType metadata fields).

Solution: Add an ability to use standard queries on Gridfs Views and the possibility to export the queryresult.

Currently, the Visual Query Builder takes up ~40% of the screen until it is resized. Once resized, if a new collection is opened, the visual query builder for that tab is also the default size.
It would be great to have 3T remember the last size used.

Our company is constantly copying code snippets here and there, it would make this product outstanding, to have the ability to paste into query code tab aggregate code, instead of having to save the file locally and open it. I presume on paste it would auto add each step as a tab.

With multiple remote servers and several saved IntelliShell sessions, it can take a while to reconnect everything on startup. While this is happening, the UI is blocked.

It would be really handy to be able to import tables from BQ directly rather than having to export JSON/CSV, waste disk space and basically double the work needed.

1. Search the collection in Search collection panel


2. Right now single or double click just highlights the collection in Collection list


3. Instead double click directly from Search collection panel should open the collection.

Couple days ago one of our junior technicians deleted critical data element in ALL documents in entire business-critical collection just by choosing wrong option "remove in all documents". If using/no using this option was in preferences and was not in a choose selection if disabled, that situation would not have happened.

Expand tree view object to select row,
If you analyze data you have to expand object every time after run.

Existing find is very helpful in JSon view, but being able to quickly replace text would be super helpful. Should include options like replace / replace all. As well as options to skip over inappropriate hits

I was using Dbeaver EE & I'd the option to tweak any hotkey there. But unfortunately, in Studio-3t, I don't find an option. It is very hard to use the program.

When opening the GridFS view it automatically starts retrieving results. We have some large file collections and this takes a long time. Please add the ability to turn this off.

I am using new macbook pro with M1 processor. The Studio 3T is running well through Rosetta, But I could see the RAM usage looks very high for just 2 database connections and 5 tabs opened.

It takes almost 4GB RAM for few opened tabs and two db connections.
Is this because of Rosetta or something else?
BTW, I hopefully waiting for native version 3T for M1 processors.