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Fast trace flag management and a beautiful, color-coded Salesforce debug log viewer. Salesforce DevHelp is a fast, no-fuss toolkit for Salesforce developers and admins who spend their day turning on debug logs, chasing down errors, and reading Apex logs. It works with the Salesforce org tab you already have open and logged in — no separate login, no connected app setup, no API keys. Click the icon and you're straight in. FEATURES Trace Flags • Turn on debug logging for yourself in a single click • Create a trace flag for any other user in the org • Renew or delete flags individually, or in bulk Debug Logs • Browse recent logs with filters by user, operation, and status • Delete logs individually or in bulk to keep your org tidy Log Viewer • Clean, color-coded, indented view of SOQL queries, DML, callouts, exceptions, and System.debug() output — no more scrolling through a wall of plain text • Filter by event category with one click • Search inside a log with match navigation • Governor-limits summary at a glance (SOQL queries, DML rows, CPU time, and more) • Export any log as a .log file • Built to stay smooth even on multi-thousand-line logs Quick Access • A small docked "DevHelp" tab on every Salesforce page for one-click access • Configurable keyboard shortcut to jump straight to the log viewer PRIVACY Everything happens directly between your browser and your own Salesforce org. There is no backend server — your session, org data, and logs are never sent to the developer or any third party. See the full privacy policy for details.
Sep 7, 2026
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