Does SQL Runner connect to my database?
No. It uses an in-memory SQLite database in the browser.
Use Regex Tester to inspect matches and capture groups, Cron Parser to see upcoming runs, and .NET Format String Tester to compare formatted values across supported cultures.
SQL Runner executes queries in an in-memory SQLite database. GraphQL Playground uses local mock resolvers generated from a schema. Accessibility Checker audits pasted HTML with axe-core; automated checks still need manual keyboard and screen-reader review.
SQL Runner uses an embedded SQLite engine in the tab. GraphQL Playground works against mock data, not a remote API. Neither is a substitute for testing your production database or service.
The .NET Format String Tester is a browser reimplementation checked against .NET 8 reference cases. Confirm critical output in the runtime, OS, globalization mode and time zone your application uses.
Short answers for the things developers usually ask before trusting a tool.
No. It uses an in-memory SQLite database in the browser.
It audits the HTML pasted into the page. JavaScript-rendered behavior, other pages and manual accessibility checks remain outside its scope.