Well...phpMyAdmin is tried and trusted, but the interface can be clunky. There are many nice interface features that exist now that lend themselves to DB work. phpMyAdmin has an outdated interface.
If you are comfortable using desktop client tools and things like editable grids, then you should try out MonoQL. The AJAX integration, and heavy JavaScript use makes it feel like a desktop client.
I have to admit that I am one of the two developers working on MonoQL, so I am biased. However, my aim is to develop a tool that I can use without feeling like I would prefer using a stand-alone client tool. If you are working with multiple DB people, or bounce around systems and networks, you can hit the MonoQL web page and do what you need to do (much like phpMyAdmin).
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