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Details:
I'm trying to find a Linux replacement for Navicat. dbgate is very close. The one issue I have with it is that it dumps all the saved SQL queries into one, separate, view. I have many connections with many databases that are all unrelated, and even more stored queries for each database. Navicat stores queries per-database. Mixing all my queries into one view disconnected from the connection/database would be a nightmare to find what I need.

Before I put in a feature request, I'm hoping I'm just missing some understanding. Is there any way to better organize the queries that I'm missing?

If not, I can put a separate feature request in.. I would love it if the "saved queries" showed up as a collapsible sub panel in the sidebar along with the connections and tables sections and only showed the queries that were saved in association with the database that you were viewing.

Version Information [might be relevant to your issue]
Operating System: Arch (CachyOS)
App Version [help -> about]: 7.1.2

Thanks!