SDLV Log Viewer for QNAP by DevSpark Mariusz Grzybacz
Connect a live QNAP NAS, forward diagnostic logs from any app, and open them in your own Workbench or the public demo.
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About this extension
SDLV connects to a live QNAP NAS and puts a one-click bridge between any diagnostic dump it produces — from any app — and the Silas Diagnostic Log Viewer instance that analyses it.
Normally that means: find the ZIP, download it, open the analyzer, upload it, wait. This extension collapses that into one click. It adds an SDLV button next to every diagnostic bundle link on the pages you nominate, fetches the bundle with your own signed-in session, hands it to your analyzer, and opens the result ready to read.
WHAT IT DOES
• Marks diagnostic bundles (.zip, .tar.gz, .tgz) from any QNAP app on the pages you configure — whatever the file's called, wherever the link hides it.
• One click uploads the bundle to your own analyzer and opens the parsed result.
• The toolbar popup lists every bundle found on the current page, so you can push several at once.
• A size ceiling you control refuses oversized bundles before anything is transferred.
WHERE THE ANALYSIS HAPPENS — YOUR CHOICE, ON FIRST RUN
• Public demo server, at the fixed address https://sdlv.qnap.net.pl/ (sign in as demo / qnap). Limited: shared, rate-limited, live NAS tools switched off. Good for trying the product; not for confidential customer data.
• Your own SDLV Workbench instance, running on a private QNAP NAS or shared to your team. You type its address. Full functionality, and bundles never leave your network.
• Or take the tour first: one button opens the guided how-to on the demo, which reads a sample bundle and uploads nothing at all. The extension is inert until you choose.
SITE ACCESS, ON YOUR TERMS
The extension ships with no access to any website. In Options you name the hosts your bundles live on, and the browser asks you to approve exactly those. Nothing runs on any other page, and you can withdraw the approval at any time.
WHAT LEAVES YOUR BROWSER
Only the bundle you click, only to the analyzer address you typed in. There is no telemetry, no analytics, no third-party service, and no remote code. Your settings stay in your browser profile.
Diagnostic bundles describe real systems. Read the privacy policy before pointing this at the public demo with a customer's data:
https://sdlv.qnap.net.pl/extension-privacy.html
Independent tool. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by QNAP Systems, Inc. QNAP is a trademark of its respective owner and is used here only to describe compatibility.
Normally that means: find the ZIP, download it, open the analyzer, upload it, wait. This extension collapses that into one click. It adds an SDLV button next to every diagnostic bundle link on the pages you nominate, fetches the bundle with your own signed-in session, hands it to your analyzer, and opens the result ready to read.
WHAT IT DOES
• Marks diagnostic bundles (.zip, .tar.gz, .tgz) from any QNAP app on the pages you configure — whatever the file's called, wherever the link hides it.
• One click uploads the bundle to your own analyzer and opens the parsed result.
• The toolbar popup lists every bundle found on the current page, so you can push several at once.
• A size ceiling you control refuses oversized bundles before anything is transferred.
WHERE THE ANALYSIS HAPPENS — YOUR CHOICE, ON FIRST RUN
• Public demo server, at the fixed address https://sdlv.qnap.net.pl/ (sign in as demo / qnap). Limited: shared, rate-limited, live NAS tools switched off. Good for trying the product; not for confidential customer data.
• Your own SDLV Workbench instance, running on a private QNAP NAS or shared to your team. You type its address. Full functionality, and bundles never leave your network.
• Or take the tour first: one button opens the guided how-to on the demo, which reads a sample bundle and uploads nothing at all. The extension is inert until you choose.
SITE ACCESS, ON YOUR TERMS
The extension ships with no access to any website. In Options you name the hosts your bundles live on, and the browser asks you to approve exactly those. Nothing runs on any other page, and you can withdraw the approval at any time.
WHAT LEAVES YOUR BROWSER
Only the bundle you click, only to the analyzer address you typed in. There is no telemetry, no analytics, no third-party service, and no remote code. Your settings stay in your browser profile.
Diagnostic bundles describe real systems. Read the privacy policy before pointing this at the public demo with a customer's data:
https://sdlv.qnap.net.pl/extension-privacy.html
Independent tool. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by QNAP Systems, Inc. QNAP is a trademark of its respective owner and is used here only to describe compatibility.
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- 1.3.8
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- 1.25 MB
- Last updated
- 3 hours ago (Aug 12, 2026)
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- MIT License
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Site access is optional and per-host. You name your hosts in Options and the browser asks you to approve exactly those; there is no static content script, so the extension cannot run anywhere you have not approved, and Options can revoke access at any time. No telemetry, no analytics, no remote code.
Sample bundles to try it on: https://sdlv.qnap.net.pl/samples/
Privacy policy: https://sdlv.qnap.net.pl/extension-privacy.html
Independent tool. Not affiliated with, or endorsed by, QNAP Systems, Inc.