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Save queries in folders

I would like to save my queries in folders such as postman, currently i work for many companies and all queries getting mixed up makes it difficult to take track of which query is from which company or database if though I can filter for database

Guest over 1 year ago in Compass & Data Explorer 0 Submitted

1 VOTE

Re-open tab closed by accident

Similar to Cmd+Shift+T (Mac) or Ctrl+Shift+T (Win), re-open tab(s) that was closed. I often close tabs by accident when I drag the mouse to the tab and click to activate it and the cursor was on top of the X and close the tab instead. Very frustr...

Guest 8 months ago in Compass & Data Explorer 0 Submitted

6 VOTE

Screen reader support

Hello, Visually impaired users rely on a screenreader to have information read by a speech synthesizer or displayed on a braille display. Popular screen readers are VoiceOver on Mac OS as well as JAWS and NVDA on Windows or Orca on Linux Desktop....

Guest about 4 years ago in Compass & Data Explorer 0 Submitted

4 VOTE

Aggregation editor improvements

settings for the following: - Turn off auto-pairs (some people really are not used to typing with it) - Vim keybinds (somewhat joking, but also not) - View full documentation within Compass. - Currently it seems the website manual is the only pl...

Guest almost 3 years ago in Compass & Data Explorer 2 Submitted

4 VOTE

Sync queries across multiple computers or installations of Compass

I work on multiple computers and I find my self missing queries that I have already created on other computers. It would be nice to have queries that are linked to a collection to be synced when using Compass on other computers. Maybe something li...

Guest almost 3 years ago in Compass & Data Explorer 1 Submitted

1 VOTE

vector search index switch

Since the vector name must be explicitly specified when running a query, it is difficult to update the vector without causing downtime or making code changes. It would be useful to have an option in Atlas to switch between two indexes , or to rena...