[anigbrowl]

https://dbeaver.io/ is an open source tool with community and commercial builds that's quite mature and capable. I don't like SQL or database administration very much so it's become my go-to utility if I need to look at an unfamiliar DB. I've never had any problems with it though I keep a copy of SQL workbench around as it seems to perform better on large projects.

[majkinetor]

dBeaver is awesome and the best thing its free and open source. There is enterprise version tat includes NoSQL databases and some other stuff.

It also has vertical row view (swith by using TAB) that is great help when when you have lots of columns.

If they ever add option to join columns like this app, it could pretty much replace it.

Metabase is another one.