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Transforms the legacy logging interface into an ultramodern React + Tailwind design. Transform the legacy LokiLog logging interface into a modern, highly interactive, and responsive developer dashboard. Why install this extension? If you regularly work with Pricefx servelokilog or application logs, you know that navigating and filtering legacy text-based interfaces can be time-consuming and visually straining. LokiLog RABBIT Modern UI completely overhauls your logging experience. Instead of parsing raw plain text, you receive a clean, structured, and highly readable React-based data grid. It accelerates your debugging workflow by offering powerful filtering, instant visual cues for log levels, and real-time live updates—all without altering the underlying system. Key Features: * Modern UI Overlay: Seamlessly injects a sleek, dark-themed React + Tailwind CSS dashboard directly over the legacy LokiLog page, using Shadow DOM to ensure zero styling conflicts. * Advanced JSON Constraints Editor: Simplify complex log queries. Easily build and apply precise JSON constraints to filter exactly what you need. * Intelligent Filtering & Regex: Utilize enhanced matching modes (Equal, StartsWith, EndsWith, Contains, and Regex) for lightning-fast text searches across large log files. * Log Level Categorization: Quickly identify issues with color-coded, multi-select log level tags (INFO, WARN, ERROR, DEBUG). * Real-Time Log Ingestion: Experience live, efficient log updates directly in the new UI, powered by lightweight MutationObservers watching the original DOM. * Privacy-First & Secure: All log parsing and rendering happens 100% locally in your browser. No logging data, credentials, or personal information is ever transmitted off your device or shared with third parties. How to Use: 1. Install the extension. 2. Navigate to your Pricefx servelokilog dashboard or application logging page. 3. The extension will automatically overlay the modern UI over the legacy log container. 4. Interact with filters, adjust JSON constraints, and click "Apply Query" to fetch logs.