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I am a hobbyist developer focused on building high-performance web applications and developer tools. I love optimizing "heavy" tasks to run smoothly in the browser and building privacy-first software that respects the user. All my tools are free and open source. I work on these projects in my spare time, driven by a passion for solving real engineering problems without compromising on simplicity or privacy.

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What do you look for first in an unfamiliar log file?

I m working on Log Voyager, a browser-based log analyzer that keeps the selected file on your device.

While building the latest version, I noticed that my first steps are usually the same: identify the format, check the time range, find spikes in warnings or errors, and see whether the same failure keeps repeating with different IDs or timestamps.

28d ago

Log Voyager - Find errors in huge logs without uploading them

Log Voyager analyzes large log files locally in your browser. The new release detects common log formats, maps timestamped events on an interactive timeline, and groups repeated errors into useful signatures. Files stay on your device. No account, upload, or installation required.

What do you miss most about the old Google Images?

Google recently replaced its clean horizontal image rows with a masonry-style layout.

I found it harder to scan on a desktop screen, especially when portrait images took up most of the available space. A Reddit user had the same problem and asked for an extension that would restore the previous layout, so I built Classic View for Google Images.

The first version brings back justified horizontal rows, hover previews, direct image access and quick size filters.

Before the launch, I m curious: what feature or behavior from the older Google Images experience do you miss most? I m collecting ideas for the next update.

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