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Changelog in Options → About: once a check has found a newer release, the panel shows that
version's notes — what installing would bring, in the UI's own language — and stays off the page
entirely while this build already is the newest release. The repository keeps its changelog in
English and Chinese, and the release job publishes each version's section as the release notes
(it fails when a version's section is missing).
SQL completion matches loosely: a candidate is found by its exact name, a prefix, anything inside
it or a subsequence of it, with the closest matches leading; the tables lead right after FROM / JOIN / INTO / UPDATE / TABLE, and the everyday keywords (in their most-typed order) come
before the rest of the language. Tab accepts the highlighted candidate, and still indents when
no popup is open.
The query editor's run keystrokes are configurable in Options → Shortcuts: click a field, press
the combination, and OK applies it (Default restores Navicat's Ctrl+R / Ctrl+Shift+R). Ctrl+R runs
the whole editor, Ctrl+Shift+R only the selection, and Ctrl+Enter stays an alias for running.
Fixed
Grid cells and headers have 6px of horizontal padding, so a value no longer sits flush against the
previous column's divider and its text (issue #5).
The MySQL account editor lists a database the account only holds an entry for
(GRANT USAGE ON db.* WITH GRANT OPTION), which Navicat and SHOW DATABASES report as well.
Close Connection closes that connection's account window and Object Privileges window with it
and drops the Users list, so no window is left editing an account over a dead connection.