Hey,
Here's some unofficial input on the topic.
This request baffles me for two reasons.
a. Why does one need a standalone window when they can have pgAdmin open in a tab while multi-tasking. Is there ever a time when the web browser is closed while using a pc in 2019? If you lose tabs you can pin the tab and it will always be on the left side.
b. If you want it to run in it's own window, you can drag and pull the tab to it's own standalone window.
If that doesn't solve your problem,
You can try Nativefier but you might need to launch pgAdmin on the same port each time. It basically wraps any web site in an electron app. Electron fyi allows developing desktop apps using web technologies. It's based on chromium and nodejs and renders web apps just like google chrome would.
https://github.com/jiahaog/nativefier
Or if you are a javascript developer you can write an electron app yourself to encapsulate and extend upon the current functionality.
https://electronjs.org/
Personally, I find it convenient to have it as a tab while reading docs and other stuff and often prefer it to switching to my IDE.
Once again, this is unofficial. I'm not part of the team.
Regards,
Avin
Hello,
I am afraid this is not possible at a moment, pgAdmin4 doesn't have its own UI rendering engine so it is dependent on the default web browser on the user's system.
-- Murtuza
Hello!
How can I go back to the traditional pgadmin4 interface where it runs in
its own window. I do not want to launch it as a browser tab.