ADB SQLite Viewer v1.2.0 is a developer tool for inspecting SQLite databases on Android devices via ADB. It provides a web-based interface to browse tables, view schemas, and execute SQL queries. Released under MIT, it offers multiple usage modes: an npm package (npx sqlite-viewer), a desktop app with bundled ADB, a hosted version with a standalone ADB bridge, and a WebUSB-based no-install option. Key differentiators include zero-config setup, support for multiple connection methods, and cross-platform availability (Windows, macOS, Linux). Active development with regular releases on GitHub.
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Install and start the ADB SQLite viewer to inspect Android databases via browser.
Run 'adb kill-server' before opening the WebUSB-hosted version. Restart ADB with 'adb start-server' after using WebUSB if needed.
Install Android SDK Platform-Tools from https://developer.android.com/tools/releases/platform-tools and add to PATH.
Install Android SDK Platform-Tools and add the directory containing adb to your PATH environment variable.
Connect an Android device via USB, enable Developer options and USB debugging, and ensure the device is authorized (check with 'adb devices').