Ridill SQLite Browser for Windows Pc & Mac: Free Download (2023)

Whatʹs Great

1. Ridill is a simple SQLite Database browser it opens your SQLite databases in readonly mode in order to keep your database safe.

Ridill SQLite Browser for PC and Mac Screenshots

Ridill SQLite Browser Features and Description

Key Features

Latest Version: 1.2.0

Licence: Free

What does Ridill SQLite Browser do? Ridill is a simple SQLite Database browser it opens your SQLite databases in readonly mode in order to keep your database safe. you can view the table schema and its data. I use it on a daily bases at work for iOS development. it also has a query mode so you can test you query before adding it to your iOS project.

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Software Installation Requirements

PC Compactibility/Requirements for Installation

Compactible OS list:

Windows 11
Windows 10
Windows 8.1
Windows 7
Windows Vista

Requirements for MacOS Installation

Intel, 64-bit processor, OS X 10.7 or later.

Compactible OS list:

OS X 10.10: Yosemite
OS X 10.11: El Capitan
macOS 10.12: Sierra
macOS 10.13: High Sierra
macOS 10.14: Mojave8
macOS 10.15: Catalina
macOS Big Sur (macOS 11)

FAQs

Ridill SQLite Browser - Is it safe to download?

Yes. The app is 100 percent (100%) safe to download and Install. Our download links are from safe sources and are frequently virus scanned to protect you

Software Reviews and Critisims

By Cat in a fedora
3

Works well, but does not show views

This works well for what it is. You can see the schema and data and execute select queries, which is helpful and better than having to read data back to a pandas dataframe which does not show accurate schema information. It does now show views, though. You can select from a view in the query executer window, but do not see it in the explorer. This would be a nice feature to add and is my only gripe, but is significant since I prefer to put complex queries in views rather than long sql strings in my code.
By Cat in a fedora
3

Works well, but does not show views

This works well for what it is. You can see the schema and data and execute select queries, which is helpful and better than having to read data back to a pandas dataframe which does not show accurate schema information. It does now show views, though. You can select from a view in the query executer window, but do not see it in the explorer. This would be a nice feature to add and is my only gripe, but is significant since I prefer to put complex queries in views rather than long sql strings in my code.
By Cat in a fedora
3

Works well, but does not show views

This works well for what it is. You can see the schema and data and execute select queries, which is helpful and better than having to read data back to a pandas dataframe which does not show accurate schema information. It does now show views, though. You can select from a view in the query executer window, but do not see it in the explorer. This would be a nice feature to add and is my only gripe, but is significant since I prefer to put complex queries in views rather than long sql strings in my code.
By Cat in a fedora
3

Works well, but does not show views

This works well for what it is. You can see the schema and data and execute select queries, which is helpful and better than having to read data back to a pandas dataframe which does not show accurate schema information. It does now show views, though. You can select from a view in the query executer window, but do not see it in the explorer. This would be a nice feature to add and is my only gripe, but is significant since I prefer to put complex queries in views rather than long sql strings in my code.
By Cat in a fedora
3

Works well, but does not show views

This works well for what it is. You can see the schema and data and execute select queries, which is helpful and better than having to read data back to a pandas dataframe which does not show accurate schema information. It does now show views, though. You can select from a view in the query executer window, but do not see it in the explorer. This would be a nice feature to add and is my only gripe, but is significant since I prefer to put complex queries in views rather than long sql strings in my code.