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Perform Splunk searches on highlighted text Allow users to instantly search selected text in their Splunk instance with a simple right-click. The extension adds a 'Search in Splunk' option to Chrome's context menu, which automatically executes a search in Splunk using the selected text and displays the results in a popup window with intelligent grouping of similar events. Features - Right-click any selected text to search in Splunk - Grouped results view with pattern detection and counts - Token-based authentication for secure access - Customizable search templates and time ranges - Results displayed in a convenient popup window - Built-in debug tools for troubleshooting Configuration - Configure the following settings: - Splunk API URL: Your Splunk API endpoint (e.g., https://splunk.company.com:8089) - Splunk UI URL: Your Splunk web interface URL (e.g., https://splunk.company.com:8000) - Authentication Token: Your Splunk authentication token - Search Template: Search query template (default: index=* $SELECTION$) - Time Range: Time range for searches (default: -24h@h) - Max Results: Maximum number of results to fetch (default: 1000) Getting a Splunk Token - Log into your Splunk instance - Navigate to Settings → Tokens - Click "New Token" - Set appropriate permissions (search capability required) - Copy the token value (without any prefix) Usage - Select any text on a webpage - Right-click the selected text - Choose "Search in Splunk: 'your selected text'" - View results in the popup window Results View Features - Grouped Results: Similar log entries are grouped with occurrence counts - Pattern Detection: Automatically identifies and groups similar messages - Expandable Details: Click on any group to see individual instances - Search Highlighting: Your search terms are highlighted in yellow - Quick Stats: View total results and unique patterns at a glance - Open in Splunk: Click to open the full search in Splunk UI Example Workflow - Select Text: Highlight a URL, error message, or any text you want to search - Right-Click: Open the context menu - Search: Click "Search in Splunk: 'https://mobile.events.data.microsoft.com'" - View Results: See grouped results with pattern counts Troubleshooting & Common Issues "Authentication failed" error -Verify your token is correct - Ensure token has search permissions - Check if token has expired - "Network error" or SSL certificate issues - Self-signed certificates is not supported - Verify the API URL is accessible from your network - Check your search template syntax - Verify the time range includes relevant data - Ensure your token has access to the searched indexes Debug Tools - Click "Troubleshooting & Debug" in the extension popup - Use the debug page to: - Test your Splunk connection - View stored configuration - Check for errors in the console