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Cloud Database Manager - Community Edition.
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It is free to use and open-source (licensed under Apache 2 license).
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Changelog

26.0.0 2026-03-02

Changes since 25.3.0:

• Security:
  • Enforced complete logout and screen data clearance upon session expiration;
  • Fixed the high vulnerability (CVE-2026-25639) in the axios library. The library was updated to version 1.13.5.
• Administration:
  • Added support for mapping users to CloudBeaver teams based on LDAP memberOf group membership;
  • Change the User list settings in the Administration part to show both active and inactive users by default.
• SQL Editor:
  • Added support for parameters and variables in queries. This feature allows queries to be reused by changing parameters at execution time. Enabled by default and configurable in personal preferences;
  • Added SQL preview to the Bind parameters/variables dialog to review queries with changed values on the fly;
  • Enabled Tab key for autocompletion in the SQL Editor alongside the Enter key;
  • Added a new setting in the SQL Editor to highlight spaces, tabs, and other whitespace characters to help users read, debug, and maintain their scripts. It is turned off by default and can be configured in personal preferences;
  • Dangerous query confirmation is now shown for all DROP statements, not just for tables.
• Data Editor:
  • Added ability to automatically generate INSERT, SELECT, DELETE, and UPDATE statements for the selected values;
  • Added undo and redo functionality for cell edits, row operations, and other data modifications. Retains the last 50 actions across the Data Editor, result sets, and related panels;
  • Added "Use local formatting" setting. Users can choose how to display numbers and dates: using the OS locale, a custom locale, or keeping values unformatted. This formatting applies only to displayed values. Data in the database remains unchanged;
  • Added column pinning to keep key columns (e.g., IDs, names) visible while horizontal scrolling through wide tables;
  • Added status indicator icon in the top-left corner with tooltips explaining table editability. Indicates presence of primary keys, read-only connection settings, or read-only columns;
  • Added shortcut Ctrl/Cmd + . to cancel operations in Data Editor;
  • Fixed application freeze in canceling fetch size requests for large tables.
• Navigator tree:
  • Added the ability to duplicate connection configuration in the project navigation tree. The "Clone connection" feature is available in the context menu;
  • Added the ability for users to configure the Simple or Advanced view in the Navigation tree for all connections or for each connection separately;
  • Added the ability to show table objects, such as columns or keys, in the Navigation tree. The setting is disabled by default and can be turned on in the Navigator settings panel;
  • Added the ability to rename connections via context menu in the Navigation Tree;
  • Added Connection Info tab to display basic information about the current connection for all users.
• General:
  • Added support for long polling as a fallback when WebSockets are unavailable or blocked. Ensures reliable communication for metadata updates and SQL execution;
  • Extended browser support to versions up to three years old;
  • Redesigned the connection configuration page. Reorganized form fields and sections to provide more input space and reduce visual clutter;
  • Expanded pointer target areas for icons in the Navigator, editors, and tabs according to the accessibility standards;
  • Fixed a keyboard navigation issue for panels to keep the focus inside;
  • Renamed "Database Native" authentication type to "Username/password" in the connection dialog;
  • Fixed issue where the missing pg_dump utility caused errors during initialization or deployment updates when PostgreSQL was selected as the inner database.
• Databases:
• ClickHouse:
  • Updated driver to version 0.9.5
  • Added spatial data support
  • Fixed an issue with displaying arrays of UUID, IPv4/IPv6, and Map types
  • Fixed JSON data type reading
  • Resolved an issue with CTE expressions
• DuckDB:
  • Updated driver to version 1.4.4.0;
  • Added support for the dollar-quoted string syntax for the SQL Editor
• Oracle: Added a new "Set Username to OS_USER" option in the Misc section of Oracle connection settings. Automatically uses the current database username as the operating system user identifier in session metadata when enabled;
• PostgreSQL: Added DDL display support for PostgreSQL policies.

We are happy to reward our most active contributors every major sprint.