Bookmarks

Bookmarks in Zentro mark a specific line inside a query tab — like bookmarks in a code editor — so you can jump straight back to a spot in a long script instead of scrolling to find it.

Setting a Bookmark

• Press Ctrl+F3 with your cursor on the line you want to mark.
• Or right-click the line-number gutter next to that line.

Press F3 to jump to the next bookmark in the current tab.

The Bookmarks Panel

Open the Bookmark tab in the sidebar. It has two scopes:

• Current — bookmarks in the tab you're currently viewing, listed by line number.
• Global — every bookmark across all your open/saved query tabs for the active connection, grouped by tab name (with a count badge and collapsible groups).

Click a bookmark to jump to it. In Global scope, if the tab isn't currently open, Zentro reopens it — recovering the content from the matching saved script by name if one exists — and jumps to the bookmarked line.

Hover a bookmark for a trash icon to remove it. The refresh icon in the panel header reloads the list for the current scope.

Scope

Bookmarks are scoped to the connection they were created against, not the whole project — switching connections shows that connection's own bookmarks.