Google Is Shutting Down Tables, Its Airtable Rival
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Google is shutting down its Airtable rival, Tables, sparking discussion about alternative productivity tools and their features, particularly regarding user privilege management.
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aitchnyu
4 months ago
1 replyTangential, is there any Airtable clone which filters rows/columns for read/write based on user privileges? Seems most of them give full access to all rows in a given table. AFAIK only my side project does this.
bram2w
4 months ago
You can do this soon with Baserow. We're currently working on view-level permissions, where you can give a user access to a specific view. That user will then only have access to the filtered rows and visible fields.
DarwinsToffees
4 months ago
To be honest I didn't even know they had this.
dreamfactored
4 months ago
First time I heard of it and have pro workspace
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