Browse IndexedDB databases, object stores, and records with search, filtering, and export capabilities.
IndexedDB Browser shows the IndexedDB databases available to this page's browser storage context and organizes them by database, object store, and record. After choosing a store, you can inspect stored keys and values, narrow the record list with search and filtering, and export data for separate review. Its scope is the part most often misread. This is not a cross-site replacement for browser developer tools: IndexedDB is isolated by origin, so a database created under another scheme, host, or port is not automatically visible here, even when it exists elsewhere in the same browser profile.
The navigation follows IndexedDB's containment model: a database owns named object stores, and each store owns records addressed by primary keys. Opening one level sets the context for the next, so a record result is meaningful only when its database and object store are identified. Store names are local to a database; two databases can use the same name for unrelated collections of records.
Within the chosen object store, the search and filter controls reduce the records shown, and the export control produces a separate representation of the available data. Searching, filtering, and exporting do not edit or delete the IndexedDB records being inspected. These operations run inside the browser, so store contents are not uploaded merely to be viewed or exported. Confirm the database and store context before creating the export.
No. Web content is normally restricted to IndexedDB associated with its own origin and storage context. Opening this viewer beside another site does not grant access to that site's stores, and sharing a host name is not enough if the scheme or port differs. Inspect the target site's storage with that page's browser developer tools, or use an export the site provides.
Not necessarily. IndexedDB records can contain values supported by the structured clone model, while a portable export format may represent some types differently and may or may not include schema details. Check the exported artifact for primary keys, store definitions, indexes, version information, and the value types you need before deleting or rebuilding the source database.
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