I am searching for an intuitive way to browse through an SQLite DB, much like the SQLite Viewer extension for VS Code:

1. DB schema on the left side (with ability to edit it - create / delete tables etc.)
2. On single click on a table, the data appears on the right side (and can be browsed / edited)
3. On double-click on a cell, the content can be quick-edited directly in Data browser (like in spreadsheet apps) and confirmed with Enter key

I tried tossing windows to adjust behavior to this pattern. The "Browse data" tab cannot be extracted out of the containing window and be shown besides "Database structure". The only way I could display them side by side is to drag the window containing the "DB Schema" tab to the left.

What I could not achieve was:

• click on table to show data
  • it's either "right click -> browse table" or using the drop-down in the Browse data table, which all results in extra clicks
• quick-edit: on double-clicking cell, the editing happens in an extra window "Edit database cell", and pressing Enter inserts a new line instead of confirming
  • Ctrl + Enter seems to apply, but the focus remains in the edit window, so I cannot just move to the next entry with up / down keys
• close tab with a middle-click or a cross on the tab "tag" itself
  • I would have to aim at the tab close cross on the right side

My questions:

• is this behavior achievable? (maybe I'm just missing some settings?)
• if not - would it be realistic to implement some of the described minor GUI tweaks (e.g. as an option)? I would open according feature requests then

I am using sqlitebrowser-3.13.1-1 on Fedora 41.

Thanks for your help!