Query Tabs: A new way to work with your queries

Query now provides tabs, giving you a dedicated space to write, edit, and run Cypher queries you want to persist. The existing stream view is retained for workflows where it is less important to retain your Cypher.

This represents a shift away from editing and invoking saved queries in the stream view, changing a few things about the sidebar, saving, and layout along the way. Here's what's new:

The sidebar is now vertical, and Saved Cypher is now called Queries. Downloading and deleting queries is available via a right-click context menu along with other options such as running the query immediately in the stream view - useful for quick executions of your Cypher.

Saving a query from the stream view is now triggered via a "Save and open in tab" action. This creates a query straight to a Drafts folder and opens the query in a tab, ready to iterate on. From here you can change the default name and arrange it in your own folder structure.

You can create a new query from scratch by opening a new tab. Newly created tabs start out unsaved, but the moment you rename or edit a query, it's saved automatically to the Drafts folder, so you never lose work.

The interaction for editing a query is now as simple as clicking it in the sidebar and iterating on it in the tab. All changes are automatically saved.

Flexible layouts that allow you to place results to the bottom, left, or even have both table and graph views open simultaneously are now reserved for tabs, where you have maximum space to work on your queries.

Quick history, Generate with AI and formatting are no longer limited to the main editor. All are now available from anywhere, whether it's a stream frame or a tab.

We hope you enjoy the new tabbed Query experience and we'd love to hear your feedback. Share ideas or report issues at feedback.neo4j.com/query.