Security: the app window no longer runs dynamically generated code. The window bar now follows your chosen appearance (light/dark).

Security: the app window now runs under a strict content policy • The embedded web view enforces a content security policy instead of running unrestricted. Scripts, styles and fonts load only from the app itself, and the stylesheet is built ahead of time rather than generated in the window at every start. • Export, dump and restore no longer take a file path handed to them internally. They always go through the native save dialog, so nothing outside a folder you picked can be written. • Port numbers outside the valid range are rejected instead of wrapping around and connecting to a different port than the one you typed. • Dependency update: two high-severity XML denial-of-service advisories are gone from the build.

What's new since 1.2.3 • The SQL console keeps its session. SET SESSION, user variables and temporary tables now stay alive from one Run to the next. • Queries without their own LIMIT return up to 1000 rows instead of 100, and the grid says so when a result is capped. • Safer with unsaved work: you are asked before unsaved grid changes are discarded or an existing connection profile is replaced; the idle lock waits for a running restore or transaction; iCloud sync merges before uploading. • On SQL Server, the column editor offers a length for nvarchar and decimal columns. • New app icon.