SQLPro for MySQL

Брать столько денег за базовый функционал, который полностью реализован в бесплатном ПО ... У вас вообще его покупают?

SSH failed to authenticate via publickey with result: -16. Error message: Unable to extract public key from private key..

I bought this program, and now it gives me that you can not use more than two connections to the database, it's like ?!!!!!!!!

Tried so many times to get this working. I really love the interface but connecting to a database is buggy as hell and random stuff keeps on happening...shame

is not free, however is displayed as "free" in the store, cheating

I've used this client (the paid version) since Sequel Pro stopped getting updates about two years ago. I always thought it was good value and dispite being a bit clucky in places it got the job done. But since I've gotten an M1 Mac I've noticed more and more bugs. This is kinda unacceptable for a paid product in my opinion so that's the reason for the two stars. Which is a pity because apart from the bugs it's a good product

New update is very slow. It is waste of time to download it.

Hooks you up to download as free, thinking maybe some advanced features are paid, but actually even the basic features don't work until you activate. It's a phishing strategy, very dishonest.

I’m always happy to pay a resonable price for software. I’ll even pay for subscription software if it is a service based software. However, I’m not going to pay a subscription for a feature based software. This piece of software is completely useless, unless you pay a huge monthly subscription for the pleasure of using their features. To the developers: This is not a service application, it’s a feature based application. This is not something you can charge a subscription for.

If it doesn't do anything without a subscription, why not be honest and make it a paid app? Instead, the developer replies to every complaint saying the app isn't advertised as being free. It is. Free app doesn't do anything without a paid in-app subscription purchase; developer replies disingenuously.