Log list viewer (formerly NavLog)

Log list viewer is a small software application developed specifically for helping you open, analyze, and sort Naviscope and Squid log files in a clean environment. It can be deployed on all Windows versions out there.

You can store Log list viewer on pen drives or other similar devices so you can have it with you all the time. Plus, you may run it without having to apply administrative privileges. It can be opened directly from the storage device.

You do not need to appeal to third-party uninstallers to get rid of Log list viewer because it does not modify your Windows registry. A simple deletion task does the job.

The tool sports an intuitive design that allows you to get an idea about how the program works in a short amount of time. You cannot appeal to a help manual to read more about the configuration process, but you can manage to process log files on your own.

Files can be imported in the working environment using only the built-in browse button (the drag-and-drop support is not on the feature list). The utility works with Naviscope (access.log) and Squid (browse.txt) files. Clearing the entire list with items can be done with a single click.

Log list viewer offers you the possibility to check out details about the site, URL, host, size, and date. What’s more, you are allowed to group the information by site, address, or date, and filter data by address, date, or site.

Other important configuration settings worth being mentioned enable you to split log files by days, weeks, months, or decades, show or hide source names, edit the source names, automatically save the configuration settings on exit, as well as set the output format for split items (Naviscope or Squid). Preset hotkeys can be employed for faster actions.

Log list viewer comprises a set of handy features for helping you examine log files, and can be handled by beginners and professionals alike.