Vejo que há versões para outros sistemas.
Acredito ser mais produtivo um PWA ou um App Android visando ser usado no Chromebook que assim seria um apk para o Chrome OS.
Isso ajudaria aos usuários do Chrome OS, a se organizar mais entre os processos de desenvolvimento em meu ponto de vista.

I see that there are versions for other systems.
I believe that a PWA or an Android App is more productive to be used on the Chromebook, which would be an apk for Chrome OS.
This would help Chrome OS users to organize themselves more between development processes in my view.

The description is in the attached graphic. The gist is being able to save the Filter, Projection, Sort, Skip, Limit settings for each tab as a logically grouped set of tabs which I can give a meaningful name to and perhaps stores them on computer as a JSON file and I can reload that json file after connecting to a MongoDB and restore my tabs.

Also, once you have this functionality, it would be nice since the application itself is written in Javascript to make a Microsoft Visual Studio Code plugin out of Compass as well so I can have it launch with my development environment where I am authoring code.

Thank you for your guys made such great application and let us use it for free.

I have a little idea for improve the usability of mongodb compress.

It hard to figure out a collection when we have a bit longer name of collections, please kindly find the following image, when we need to open a new collection, we have to close the all opening tabs and back to the first main interface, then we can find the full name in the right side, the left side is useless at this situation.

so, Could you please make the two sides of the main interface slide?

Hi,

I thought it would be a good idea to have the option to have an array automatically add an _id field with new ObjectId per element if its an array of object.

In our use cases, we mostly update/delete items by their _id.

In the case where we want to do a bulk $push or something similar, there are currently no way of generating the _id's except looping through our array and generating the ids beforehand which is not ideal.

Another option would be to be able to use an update operator to generate a new ObjectId.

For example:

updateMany({},{
    $push: {
        "myArray": {
             someField: "someValue",
             _id: "$ObjectId"  // this would generate a unique object id per element that is inserted in this update operation.
         }
    }  
}); 

I just updated Compass to v1.33.0 from 1.23.0 version and immediately got blindsided that you switched font to serif, which is much harder to read, even though the font itself is a bit larger.

Zooming just a little bit in v1.23.0 makes it very comfortable to work with, but zooming in on serif font in v1.33.0 makes it huge and the whole app is less usable for me.

After struggling for a bit, I uninstalled v1.33.0 and installed back v1.23.0. So far it works, so I will keep using it for the time being.

I attached both UI screenshots at 0% zoom for both versions, so you can see how much fainter serif font looks like.

I have documents that reference other documents in other collections using the ObjectId. It would be really helpful if I could follow these references in Compass to the associated document.

For example, if I find a specific document by using the standard Filter/Find mechanism in Compass. From there I see that some of the fields in a given document reference another ObjectID (potentially in a different collection)

It would be nice to have an available action (maybe an action icon?) that would take me to the related document.

Currently I have to copy the desired object ID, switch to the other collection, and then do the second find with something like {"_id": ObjectId("62c9b444de386b2551756a56")}