DBine Files

DBine v1.3.0 installers.

New

• SSH tunnel profiles: save an SSH tunnel (server, bastions, user and authentication) once as a profile in Settings and pick it in any connection; each connection keeps its own database server. Editing the profile applies to every connection that uses it on its next connect, a connection's current tunnel can be saved as a profile, and the profile's secrets stay in the system keychain.
• Table columns on hover: resting the pointer on a table's name in the SQL editor shows its columns with their type, whether they allow nulls, the primary key and each column's comment, for every engine.

Improvements

• AI assistant with Claude Code and Codex: when you ask about another database on the same connection, the assistant reads its tables and columns without switching the tab's database. These models still never receive table rows.

Fixes

• SAP HANA on Linux, security: cancelling a query no longer reads the folder of trusted certificates after the session has removed it, a moment another user of the same computer could have used to plant their own certificate authority.
• Security, dependencies: ctutils and crypto-bigint are updated past their constant-time fixes.
• Excel export of very long text: a cell longer than Excel's limit is cut to fit again when it holds characters such as emoji, instead of stopping the export.
• Trino and Presto, security: copying or exporting data from a table whose column type is nested deeper than any real schema can no longer crash DBine; the depth limit added in 1.2.2 now covers that path too.

Thanks to @dylanwu, whose detailed reports led to the three new features in this release.

Downloads

• Windows: -setup.exe (requires WebView2, included in Windows 10/11).
• macOS: .dmg; aarch64 for Apple Silicon, x64 for Intel.
• Linux: .AppImage (portable), .deb or .rpm.
• Android: the phone app that pairs with DBine on your computer. Install it from dbine.com or with the -android.apk below; the first time, Android asks to allow installing apps from that source (the browser or the files app).
• Linux (Flatpak): .flatpak (x86_64 or aarch64), for flatpak install --user ./dbine-….flatpak; it doesn't update itself. Built by the flathub workflow, it appears here a while after the other files.

Version 0.1.4 and later receive it through the automatic update.

• macOS: signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it opens without warnings.
• Windows: the -setup.exe installer is signed (Open Source Developer Marcos Panichella, Certum). While the certificate builds its reputation, SmartScreen may still ask for "More info" › "Run anyway".
• Each engine's driver (except SQLite) is downloaded the first time you connect.