

The Mac version, for some reason, trails one point behind the Windows/Linux version. Also, there is something unintuitive about the whole process because I find myself having to resort to the mouse when adding stuff: Tabbing will not get you to all editable fields. When in table design, you can't duplicate rows. I frequently find myself typing up the SQL in a text editor like TextMate and pasting it into Navicat. The GUI for editing triggers and stored procedures is non-intuitive. Very frustrating if you have several or more query tabs open! Related to the above: You lose all your unsaved queries when it crashes. It regularly crashes whenever I use SSH tunneling on the road. Or grab the free version off their website if you are going to use it non-commercially. If you do heavy editing, you'll appreciate its versatility compared to web-based solutions. As far as I'm concerned, it's the best MySQL editor on the Mac.

Have been using Navicat for over two years.
