PSequel

If you use macOS 10.12+, tabs are supported by the OS. See [this](http://www.macworld.com/article/3088342).

@willmm @RealSkeptic I have no idea what causes this problem as I'm unable to reproduce the crash. Could be related to system files like you said, or configuration of your...

@willmm By "non-existent Postgres installation", do you mean the host doesn't exist, or the host exists but no Postgres server is running on that host and port? I tried both...

Looks like this happens on 2009 and 2010 iMac's only. You may try compiling psqlodbc on your machine and overwriting the one shipped with PSequel. ``` brew install psqlodbc --HEAD...

PSequel doesn't assume homebrew installed though. Homebrew is just an easy way to compile psqlodbc if it's supported by your computer. You could `git clone git://git.postgresql.org/git/psqlodbc.git` and compile it yourself.

@willmm Awesome! Thanks for sharing your experience. This confirms that psqlodbc compiled on my machine doesn't work on early Mac's

For those who are using an early Mac, please try [@willmm's solution](#issuecomment-227723759) for compiling psqlodbc on your own Mac in the meantime.

I'm wondering if it's a CPU thing. For those who have this issue, are your Macs using 32-bit CPUs?

Did you select all rows (cmd+A) before you copy? And how large is the table? I wonder if it's a memory issue.

Probably memory issue as you are trying to copy a large amount of data into pasteboard.