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Browser-based SQLite database editor launched

Original: Edit an SQLite database in your browser

A free web tool called Edit SQLite lets developers open, edit and manage SQLite database files directly in the browser without installing any software. Users on Hacker News are discussing its usefulness for quick database edits, with some interest in how it handles file uploads, data privacy and larger database files.

Why now: Developers are interested in convenient, client-side tools that avoid installing desktop database software

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