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Surfaces task IDs in the DJI FlightHub 2 Task Plan Library so you can match completed tasks to their S3 upload folders. The DJI FlightHub 2 Task Plan Library shows task names but not task IDs. When S3 sync is enabled, completed flights are uploaded to folders named by the flight_task_id, which means the only way to find a task's S3 folder is to open DevTools, inspect the Network tab, and manually match the task in the JSON response to the row you care about in the UI. This extension solves that. It listens to the same /flight-tasks API response the page is already loading, and displays a floating panel on the right edge of the Task Plan Library with the Task ID for every task. One click on any Task ID copies it to your clipboard. FEATURES • Task ID chip for every task, click to copy • Filter by task name, operator, date, or partial Task ID • Status badge (Completed / Ended / Interrupted) • Handles duplicate task names by showing start time and operator HOW IT WORKS The extension runs only on DJI FlightHub pages. It passively reads the API responses your browser already receives when you open the Task Plan Library. It does not send any data anywhere, does not call external services, and does not store anything outside the page session. PRIVACY No data is collected, transmitted, or stored. Task IDs are displayed only in your own browser, in your own session. See the privacy policy linked in this listing. INTENDED AUDIENCE Drone operations teams using DJI FlightHub 2 with S3 media sync enabled.
Apr 25, 2026
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