For those commenting on sorting, you can do that already by drag and dropping the connections into whichever order you prefer. Your changes are automatically persisted so that’s at least something.

Still very much need folders though and then just sort connections within those.

Just allow fort sorting in alphabetic or IP address order if the first word looks like an IP address.

I would love to have a group and/or folder option as well. I work on several different applications each day and have multiple connections to the same databases with different levels of access. I would love to be able to isolate the administrator accounts from my developer accounts.

This feature really needs to happen... how was it suggested in 2011 and still hasn't been implemented? Setting colours/shapes on connections is NOT a substitute for this feature, not even close!

This feature doesn't separate the client databases and environments.
Datagrip from JetBrains is having this feature very nicely established.

dbForge Studio could be the best mysql manager but without the queries grouping it's impossible to work with it.
One way that could help us hould be the app title. If you change it from "2019 dbForge Studio for mysql express" to the opened connection or active database name, we could open several instances and easily locate it on the windows toolbar.
To work with 1 database and 2 or 3 open queries it's ok. More than that is impossible to use.
I bought it 2 or 3 years ago but gave up a few months later.

your solution doens't resolve our problem
how can you manage 100 database with that group feature
we need to organize the databases with folders

+1 for adding folders / sub-tree for connections. We've +30 databases to manage for different products. So grouping them is a missing feature within dbForge

All the connections should be sorted by default. Additionally the folder/group feature can be added, but it is hard to use when it is not sorted.

we already notice that we can set a document category but
1) it is hard to see especially when we are color blind
2) it isn't always relevant especially if you work as a freelance (it that case, you want to have 10 folders for all your customers and avoid the mix of all productions server of your customer)
3) you can't group or sort, it isn't very useful

if we could create folder if would be a lot better
if we could create a unlimited number of documents category, it would be a workaround but in that case, we should see folder or sort them

Categories as they stand now don't allow you to group or sort the connection definitions. I would love the ability to group the connections somehow (I would use a project or product name) to tame the connection list.

The coloring is great to let me know that I'm working on a production vs QA vs Development server.

Would love to see this; our list of connections is getting long and we'd like to be able to group the common connections by project. Likely easiest by putting them in virtual folders.

folder/group feature for tables.

folder / group feature for tables list. To be able to group tables into folders