phpMyAdmin mySql mamp - table does not open - mysql

I have a mysql table with just 4 columns and it contains just a bit more than 4800 records. My problem is that I can't open the table to see the content in phpmyadmin. When I try, i have no errors but the page becomes blank. I still have the phpmyadmin column menu on the left. The strange thing is when I try to export the data I can export all the records properly...
By the way I am using MAMP.
Hope someone can help me understand.

I'm a pretty big fan of Sequel Pro on OS X rather than using phpmyadmin. Maybe give that a try.

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