
Windows Security Event Log Lookup 作成者: ZtotheZ
The Windows Event Lookup extension enables users to search and retrieve detailed information on specific Windows Event IDs.
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Quickly look up Windows Security Event IDs for detailed information. Simply select an Event ID, right-click, and choose "Lookup Event ID" to access relevant documentation and insights. This tool is ideal for system administrators and security analysts investigating Windows security events.
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Permissions and data詳細情報
必要な権限:
- ブラウザーのタブへのアクセス
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- バージョン
- 1.8
- サイズ
- 32.54 KB
- 最終更新日
- 1年前 (2024年11月9日)
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- All Rights Reserved
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1.8 のリリースノート
What’s New in Version 1.8:
Input Validation: Enhanced validation to ensure only numeric Event IDs are processed, reducing lookup errors.
Permission Optimization: Removed the unnecessary activeTab permission, retaining only required permissions for a streamlined and secure extension.
Firefox Compatibility: Updated to fully support Firefox with proper usage of the browser API and Firefox-specific settings.
These improvements make the extension more user-friendly and efficient, ensuring a smoother and more secure lookup experience.
Input Validation: Enhanced validation to ensure only numeric Event IDs are processed, reducing lookup errors.
Permission Optimization: Removed the unnecessary activeTab permission, retaining only required permissions for a streamlined and secure extension.
Firefox Compatibility: Updated to fully support Firefox with proper usage of the browser API and Firefox-specific settings.
These improvements make the extension more user-friendly and efficient, ensuring a smoother and more secure lookup experience.
To optimize browser performance and conserve resources, it’s recommended to keep these extensions disabled when they are not in use. You can easily enable any extension when you need to perform a lookup or access specific information, then disable it afterward. This approach helps reduce the extensions' impact on system memory and keeps your browser running smoothly.