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[.lead]
*Neo4j Browser*

Neo4j Browser is a developer-focused tool that allows you to execute Cypher queries and visualize the results.
It is the default developer interface for both Enterprise and Community editions of Neo4j.
It comes out-of-the-box with all of Neo4j’s graph database offerings, including Neo4j Server (Community and Enterprise editions), Neo4j AuraDB (Neo4j's Database as a Service), and Neo4j Desktop (all OS versions).

Neo4j Browser is suitable for running ad-hoc graph queries, with the appropriate ability to prototype a Neo4j-based application.

Neo4j Browser is a tool for developers to interact with the graph, with the main focus on:

* Writing and running graph queries with Cypher.
* Exportable, tabular results of any query result.
* Used for graph visualization of query results containing nodes and relationships.

[.lead]
*Contents of this manual*

The following areas of Neo4j Browser are covered in this manual:

* xref:about-browser.adoc[About Neo4j Browser] -- The purpose of Neo4j Browser and its high-level capabilities.
* xref:deployment-modes/index.adoc[Deployment modes] -- The different deployment modes for running Neo4j Browser.
* xref:visual-tour.adoc[Visual tour] -- A visual overview of the UI of Neo4j Browser.
* xref:operations/index.adoc[Browser operations] -- How to administer and use Neo4j Browser.

[.lead]
_Who should read this?_

This manual is written for developers, database administrators, quality engineers, data scientists, and data architects, who may or may not be familiar with Neo4j.
