A good suggestion, but there are a few things wrong with that.
1. Not everyone has python installed on Windows 10, at least not by default. So
it requires python
to be downloaded and installed just to run PgAdmin4.
2. Many of us do not want to use PgAdmin4 in a browser. We want it in
standalone mode.
3. It's a workaround that says it's ok to ignore a major problem.
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From: Richard Greenwood <richard.greenw...@gmail.com>
To: pgadmin-support@postgresql.org
Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2017 9:15 AM
Subject: [pgadmin-support] pgAdmin4 speed
There were several recent comments on this list about pgAdmin4 being slow which
surprised me as I've found it to be faster than pgAdmin3. But then I saw
pgAdmin4 on a Windows machine in standalone mode and realized what people are
complaining about.
I'm running the python server script and then using pgAdmin4 in a web browser.
I suggest that folks who are bothered by the speed (lack of) in standalone mode
give the server + browser setup a try. The server is launched with a single
command:  python  /path/to/pgAdmin4.pythen navigate to:  localhost:5050
Rich
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