We've completely reimagined the Storage Browser to make working with your data faster, more intuitive, and more powerful.

Why We Rebuilt It

The storage browser is where you go when something looks odd or needs to be changed - inspect a record, check a value, trace a data issue. The previous version showed every field from a record in one long table. That's complete, but it's not how people actually work. We noticed that users prefer having just a few relevant columns visible by default and then jumping into a detail view when they need to dig deeper.

So we redesigned the browser around that insight: make the table easy to customize, make it fast to open a record, and to find the right fields instead of scrolling through endless lists.

What's New

Inline Filter Bar

Filters used to live behind a dialog. Now they're right where your data is. The new inline filter bar lets you type to search fields, pick an operator, and enter a value - all without leaving the page. Active filters appear as editable chips that you can adjust or remove in place.

Configurable Display Columns

Not every field matters for every workflow. You can now choose a title field to instantly identify records and add extra columns for the specific data points you need. Your configuration persists per storage, so it's always ready when you come back.

Redesigned Record Sidebar

Clicking a record opens a refined sidebar with search, field-type icons, and expandable values. Arrays, composites, and long text open in a dedicated detail panel so you can inspect deeply nested data without jumping between screens.

Keyboard-First Navigation

We added full keyboard support across the entire browser:

• Arrow keys to move through table rows

• Enter to open the record sidebar

• Tab / Shift+Tab to switch between focus zones

• Escape to close panels and return focus

This makes it possible to navigate from the table, into a record, through its fields, and back - without ever touching your mouse.

Small Things That Add Up

• Copyable record keys - click to copy

• Record timestamps - human-friendly dates for createdAt and updatedAt

• Filter persistence - filters and match mode stay in the URL so you can share filtered views