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Timesheet and Jira worklogs using your active browser session or an API token. Jira Worklog Viewer is an independent extension that turns viewing and adding worklogs in Jira Cloud into a matter of a few clicks - without having to open issue after issue in Jira's native panel. What you get: • Table view - worklogs grouped by issue, broken down by days / weeks / months with totals. • Calendar view - a monthly overview at a glance; click for entry details. • Filtering by date and project, unit toggling (hours / days). • Add, edit, and delete worklogs without leaving the popup. • CSV export - for reporting and billing. • Login via API token or (optionally) via an active Chrome session if you already have Jira open and logged in—no token entry required. Who is it for: Anyone who logs time in Jira Cloud and is tired of the native time-tracking panel -especially teams that bill by the hour. Privacy: Your login credentials (e-mail, token) are stored strictly locally in your browser and expire after 8 hours. The extension communicates solely with your Atlassian instance (*.atlassian.net) - no data is sent to any other servers. This extension is not an Atlassian product and is not affiliated with Atlassian. Version 0.5 • Filters (date range, projects, grouping, time format, view mode) are now saved locally and restored when you close the extension, log out, or restart the browser. • Quick date range selection: Today, Yesterday, This week, Last week, This month, Last month, Last 7/30 days, and Custom range. • Full interface localization - English by default, automatically switches to Polish if it is your system/browser language. • UX Improvements
Aug 25, 2026
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