Yes.
A lot of times its available on shared hosting behind some login. Esp, if you don't have shell access on inexpensive hosts.
Its been available at places I've worked. It was locked down by IP. The database was restricted to access by ip too, in theory making outside access more difficult.
I used it a lot (less now) and honestly, I kind of like it. The interface is a little kludgy, but it gets the job done. Queries are editable, exportable in various formats. You can construct a search via gui then edit the SQL it generates . It seems to have a lot of functionality built in, user/table management etc..
For local instances I use sequel pro too (the ssh login function it has is nice and works well).
Its been available at places I've worked. It was locked down by IP. The database was restricted to access by ip too, in theory making outside access more difficult.
I used it a lot (less now) and honestly, I kind of like it. The interface is a little kludgy, but it gets the job done. Queries are editable, exportable in various formats. You can construct a search via gui then edit the SQL it generates . It seems to have a lot of functionality built in, user/table management etc..
For local instances I use sequel pro too (the ssh login function it has is nice and works well).