It's improved since the last time I looked at it, so good work. A couple of issues I ran into:<p>1) if you have an empty blank line after a query, you get a syntax error<p>2) an option to expand column widths to match column name would be nice.<p>3) Perhaps I'm not getting it, but for ad hoc sql queries, I'd prefer a free form text window a la Toad or Squirrel, where the query that the cursor is on is the current query to be executed (via key binding). I switch back and forth between queries a lot, and it's useful to be able view several of them simultaneously. The current interface is feels way too limited and clumsy, imho. Being able to go forward/back in history is nice (though I need to be able to rebind the shortcut, as ctrl-cmd-left/ctrl-cmd-right are both bound to Spectacle), but not sufficient, imho. You need to be able to view multiple queries at a time.<p>4) An optional 'auto-limit' is an awesome feature of squirrel that allows you to do all sorts of queries quickly without having to always type "limit 1" or whatnot. I had forgotten how much I had relied on it until I tried using this and kept accidentally getting giant result sets.<p>5) Another nice to have (also in Squirrel) - autocomplete.<p>6) If you could pull up and instasearch the query history with like cmd-P (like sublime or atom) or something that would be amazing.<p>7) Essential: allow user to remap/redefine keyboard shortcuts.<p>Keep going! If one day this is sufficient to supplant Squirrel then I'll definitely buy it.