pgAdmin 4 v9.10 released
The pgAdmin team just released v9.10 for their popular PostgreSQL management platform, pgAdmin.
This new version brings a solid set of improvements and fixes to make things smoother for users. Let's break down some highlights. In the ERD tool, you now get search functionality specifically, so finding specific tables in your diagram is easier than before, and it will automatically zoom or pan to show them. They also added an option for customizing image download resolution within that visualizer.
Regarding bugs, the software feels more stable due to the implementation of several fixes. One example is Safari compatibility for column resizing actions; that resize setting actually sticks now where it didn't before. Also patched up some quirks in the Schema Diff tool so indexes won't get tablespaces mixed up unnecessarily during comparisons.
Those who are interested in security should also take note, as the team has addressed multiple vulnerabilities directly. This includes a serious one: fixing remote code execution potential when restoring large PLAIN-format SQL dumps via the server interface itself. Alongside that, they've handled command injection risks and smoothed out issues related to how LDAP authentication flows work within pgAdmin.
Finally, if you're wondering about the feel of the app, there's been an underlying shift with the migration to React 19 impacting the user interface. It's making navigation generally more streamlined across all parts of pgAdmin, just another small way things are getting better overall.
The new release can be downloaded from here.
