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Adds a Logs column to the Apex Jobs list with direct download links for related debug logs. Here’s a clean, store-ready description you can use for your Chrome extension. # Salesforce Apex Job Logs Helper **One-click visibility into Apex execution logs—right from the Salesforce Apex Jobs page.** This extension adds a **Logs** column to the Apex Jobs list and lets you instantly fetch the related **ApexLog** body for any completed job. No tab-switching, no manual searches—just click and read. ## What it does * **Adds a “Logs” column** to the Salesforce Apex Jobs table. * **Fetches the matching ApexLog** via the Salesforce Tooling API and shows the full body inline. * Works with **Lightning** Salesforce domains (`*.my.salesforce.com`, `*.lightning.force.com`, `*.salesforce.com`). * Designed for admins, developers, and support engineers who need to **triage failures faster**. ## How it works (under the hood) * Uses your existing **Salesforce session cookie (`sid`)** to authorize same-origin Tooling API requests (e.g., `.../services/data/v62.0/tooling/query`). * Injects a lightweight content script on Salesforce Apex Jobs pages to render the Logs column and attach click handlers. * No third-party calls; everything happens **locally in your browser**. ## Why it’s safe * **No data leaves your browser.** * **No logs or cookies are stored**—only optional local preferences (e.g., API version) if you enable them. * Scope is limited to **Salesforce domains** via host permissions. ## Getting started 1. Open the Salesforce **Apex Jobs** page. 2. Look for the new **Logs** column. 3. Click **View** to retrieve and read the corresponding **ApexLog**. ## Permissions (summary) * **Cookies**: read Salesforce `sid` to authenticate API calls. * **Scripting**: add the Logs column and handle user clicks on Apex Jobs pages. * **ActiveTab**: act only on the page you’re using. * **Host permissions**: Salesforce domains only.