It’s me, again 
Good things first:
- Excel Export - yaay! Saves me some clicks to transform a CSV into an excel for customer exports.
- Follow reference now detects (somehow) in which collection a specific ID reference is located. I mentioned that here. This does not work all the time but that is most probably the fail of the database/collection shema setup, not on the side of Studio. But in 80% of the cases I save 3, 4 seconds
- Collection History for editing documents Still waiting for history for stuff that happens in scripts though
- Studio3T restores all configs and connections on reinstall without having to export/import stuff.
Now, some feedback:
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Studio3T does not provide a simple config/tasks export if you want to quickly onboard a new Studio user with your setup. Connections export/import is good. I know that there is some kind of config folder deep withing your windows profile where everything is stored, like tasks and stuff - but a UI for this would be nice.
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To use Edit Collection History you either turn it on in Preferences or you tick a checkbox in the Update dialog, which is not working for me. I see the checkbox but can not click it, nothing happens. I had to use the global preferences setting. Screen:
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And once again, just like here (point 1), I was not able to find this History UI for a few minutes straight, although I already searched and found a year ago. Yeah, you say I’m just dumb (
), or it is hidden too well. At least put it into the right-click context menu of a collection, better also put it into some program menu, and/or context menu of a database or connection (where I can see all collection histories of that DB/connection altogether) -
Just like in my very first post in here or here as well, we (my team and I) really dislike the yellow/grey (theme dependend) popup that occurs when you handle ObjectIds or Dates (maybe other types as well) in the Visual Query Editor. And there are cases where you can’t get rid of it, it won’t close on click, which is even more annoying:
We don’t use the information within and it’s annoying the smaller your screen resolution is. I was forced to use a 1080p laptop with no other screen for some time and this popup blocked one third of the available height of the visual query editor. Nah, please, add a preference for this.
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Another Visual Query Editor: When you have a small screen and a complex visual query, you often have to scroll up or down within this UI part. If your mouse is hovering over a dropdown the moment you scroll, you will scroll the dropdown items down/up, not the UI. This is really disturbing because you can easily fuck up your query if you’re not cautious. Also scrolling dropdown… why on earth would you want this?! I would be interested if anyone of your team preferrably uses dropdown this way instead of clicking it to drop down the options and choose the desired one
Buuut I guess that this might be UI default behaviour of your UI design framework rather than your devs coding it in. But maybe you can disable/block this behaviour, would be helpful. -
Aaaand another thing on small screens with Visual Query Builder (yeah, probably avoid using small screens…)
: Your new feature to show “Where”, “And”, “Either”, “Or” Labels might be nice and helpful for IT-newcomers and n00bz in general (sorry 
) but I really know what $and and $or means and now have to live with 25% less horizontal space in my UI which also leads to multiple problems:
Also, add to point 2) “Equals” dropdown is unnecessarily big, costing valuable spaces as well. I know, it’s size fits the largest option, UI design default, but could be better. Maybe dropdown is not the best choice here but this sounds like a bigger UI redesign so just FYI. Small screens… kinda suck with Visual Query Builder.
