Two quality-of-life improvements make browsing datasets faster and more intuitive.

Click to Sort

Tables now support the sorting behavior you'd expect: click any column header to sort by that column. Click again to reverse the direction.

The current sort column shows an indicator (▲ or ▼) so you always know how the data is ordered. Since table headers handle sorting directly, the sort controls in the sidebar are automatically hidden when viewing tables-less clutter, same functionality.

Sorting is smart about defaults too. When you click a numeric column like price or weight, it sorts highest-first (descending). Text columns like names sort alphabetically (ascending). Either way, one more click reverses it.

Full-Width Mode

Sometimes you want to see more data at once. The new expand button (⤢) in the filter summary toggles between the default contained width and full browser width.

This is especially useful for tables with many columns, or when comparing items in card view on a wide monitor. Your preference is remembered separately for cards and tables, and for each dataset.

Try It

Open any dataset in table view and click a column header to sort. Then try the expand button to see your data at full width.

Technical note: Sort preferences have always been stored per-view (cards vs table) and per-dataset. This release surfaces that existing capability through clickable column headers.