Release Notes

The app's navigation is now one place: the sidebar. The in-app footer is gone, documentation links moved up into a Docs group in the sidebar, Support and Feedback became quick in-app dialogs, and the How To Use guide is now its own full documentation page you can link and search for.

Completes the v3.7.5 session-continuity work. Browsers quietly sever the connection between the app and a documentation tab it opens unless the link explicitly opts in, which made Back to App fall back to a fresh login screen. The connection is now preserved end to end: Back to App returns you to your live, still-connected app tab and closes the documentation tab behind it.

Reading the documentation can no longer cost you your session. Documentation pages opened from the app now always open in a new tab, and Back to App returns you to your live, still-connected app tab instead of a fresh login screen. Plus a small landing-page alignment fix on phones.

A follow-up to v3.7.3 applying its fixes uniformly across every page after fresh-eyes re-testing. Documentation page logos can no longer end an active app session, the theme toggle is now the identical control everywhere, the contact address is hardened against CDN rewriting, and the topbar buttons get breathing room.

A bundled polish release from fresh-eyes testing. Your dark or light theme choice now follows you across every page instead of resetting as you navigate, the app's logo no longer ends your session when clicked, switching orgs mid-query now asks before stopping the running query, and the contact email works everywhere as a plain address.

A robustness release focused on flaky-network survival. Long streaming queries and background session renewals now ride out brief connection drops instead of failing, a dead session offers a one-click Reconnect for just the affected org, and partial results from an interrupted query can still be exported. No changes to how queries run or how results are computed.

A focused hotfix for v3.7.0. Connecting a second org with Add Org could fail with "invalid code verifier": the security value that proves a login belongs to your browser was being prepared a moment too late for the popup window to receive its copy. It is now always in place before the popup is created, and if a login window ever finds itself without it, you get a clear explanation instead of a cryptic error. First-org login was never affected.

A security and resilience release with no changes to the query editor itself. Every login now uses PKCE, an industry-standard protection that cryptographically binds your login to your own browser. QueryStream is also fully prepared for Salesforce's stricter Connected App security controls: it adopts rotated refresh tokens seamlessly and handles session expiry with a clear prompt instead of a silent failure. Login popups and app startup are more robust in hardened browser environments.

A maintenance release focused on security hardening and reliability, with no changes to the query editor itself. Salesforce credentials now live in a dedicated configuration file instead of application code. Two cross-site scripting issues in dynamically rendered column names and org tab labels are fixed. The API proxy now rejects requests outside the query range it is meant to serve. Session auto-renewal, which had been silently failing, works correctly again.

Three fixes. Export CSV now correctly appears after aborting a query if any rows were loaded. The mobile layout after login now fills the full screen width on all Android Chrome versions. Sidebar section quick-links are darker and more readable, and What's New is now styled consistently with the rest of the links under a Jump To label.

Two additions. The sidebar now shows five quick-links after login that scroll directly to the How It Works, How To Use, Support, Feedback, and Reviews sections - useful when the table has a lot of results and these sections scroll out of view. A new standalone Architecture and Privacy page provides a detailed technical explanation of exactly how QueryStream handles credentials, executes queries, and protects data.

Two fixes. Queries with LIMIT values larger than 2,000 now correctly stream all rows instead of stopping at the first batch. The focus editor keyboard shortcut has changed from Ctrl+Shift+E to Ctrl+Shift+F to avoid conflicts with browser extensions such as Zoho Vault.

A set of readability and polish fixes based on user feedback. Column headers are darker and easier to read, sort icons are clearly visible on all columns, the row count now shows a Showing prefix in both the status bar and the table footer, and collapsible section text throughout the app is darker in both light and dark mode.

Adds a What Users Are Saying reviews section (pre-login and post-login), toast notifications with a close button, and a set of bug fixes from QA testing covering mobile sidebar behaviour, keyboard shortcuts and readability.

A substantial feature release. Seven new SOQL templates for common Salesforce admin tasks, keyboard shortcuts for power users, a live row count in the browser tab title, a Release Notes link in the sidebar, and a responsive layout for tablets and phones.

Four targeted fixes: the Send Feedback button now opens your email client without logging you out, the blue tech labels in the Architecture section no longer overlap card text, the privacy/trust strip is shorter and fits in two lines on desktop, and a noisy console message has been silenced.

A polish release fixing several UX annoyances reported after v3.6.0. Clear History button hidden when empty, Query History and Saved Queries merged into a tabbed section, clicking a history or saved query now auto-runs it, export dropdown no longer clipped, arch-tech labels pinned to card bottoms, feedback mailto fixed, dedicated privacy page added, and SEO improvements.

Three quality-of-life improvements for power users. You can now export results as JSON in addition to CSV, sort columns are more visually obvious, and frequently used queries can be saved by name and recalled instantly - even after closing the browser.

A focused reliability release. Switching templates or clicking Clear now instantly stops whatever was running. Several edge cases around multi-org usage were tightened up, one query template was fixed for orgs with many attachments, and a new "Accounts per Day" template was added.

Salesforce sessions normally expire after two hours. Before this release, that meant your query would suddenly fail mid-stream. v3.5.0 introduces automatic session renewal - when your session expires, QueryStream silently renews it and continues without interrupting your work.

The biggest release to date. You can now connect multiple Salesforce orgs in the same browser session and switch between them using a tab strip, just like browser tabs. Each org keeps its own query editor, result set, and history completely separate.

Aggregate queries - those using GROUP BY, COUNT, SUM, AVG and similar - now run natively against Salesforce first. Simple groupings complete in seconds. The browser-based fallback is only used when Salesforce itself cannot handle the query directly.

Added support for viewing child records inline within query results, plus a live runtime timer so you always know how long a query has been running.

Smarter query execution for smaller result sets, plus dark mode that remembers your preference between sessions.

The first public release of QueryStream. Built to solve one specific problem: running SOQL queries against large Salesforce orgs without hitting governor limits or waiting for a single slow response. Results stream into the table as they arrive, and you can sort, browse, and export while loading is still in progress.