Add a browser-based SQLite viewer to the other tools episode - #178
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Adds one more browser-based option to the alternatives already listed in this episode, alongside SqliteOnline.
Disclosure: I work on DBConvert, this is our own tool. It is free, needs no account, and the lesson does not depend on it.
The reason it fits this lesson specifically: SqliteOnline uploads the database to a server, while this one opens the file in the browser and keeps it there. For library data - patron records, unpublished catalogues - that difference can decide whether a learner is allowed to follow along at all.
Happy to reword or drop it if you would rather keep the list to the two tools the lesson uses.