WPSani

Quick debug.log Viewer lets you quickly inspect your site’s debug.log file without leaving the WordPress dashboard. Now with a floating action button (FAB) and modal for frontend viewing, searching, and filtering! 
The FAB is now draggable and its position is remembered — with a right-click option to reset.
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<li>Instantly view, scroll, search, and filter your <code>debug.log</code> contents </li>
<li>🔍 Search and browse logs even from the frontend with a floating action button (FAB) and modal </li>
<li>Filter logs by type: Fatal, Warning, Notice — or show all </li>
<li>Clear the log with a single click (now via AJAX) </li>
<li>Download the log for backups or support </li>
<li>Load large logs in chunks with the Load More button </li>
<li>Secure HTML output with escaping to prevent session theft </li>
<li>Stack traces are shown in single blocks for better readability </li>
<li>Works even if <code>WP_DEBUG</code> is off — as long as the file exists </li>
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Ideal for developers, site managers, and anyone needing to troubleshoot WordPress issues fast.
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Quick debug.log Viewer

Easily view and manage your WordPress debug.log file directly from the admin area — no FTP access required.

Web Guy

For Site Owners
From any page on the front-end or back-end of your WordPress-powered site, send out an SOS to your webmaster if you run into any trouble.
If you don’t have your own webmaster yet, you might consider acquiring one on the official <a href="https://jobs.wordpress.net/" rel="nofollow ugc">WordPress jobs board</a>.
For Webmasters/Site Admins/Web Designers/Web Developers
Add this plugin to client sites to automatically get more details and save time on a lot of back and forth.
Let’s Make it Better
This is an experimental idea. Please request improvements!
Features
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<li>Set your preferred to/from emails under Settings > I Need Help!</li>
<li>Send an SOS directly from any page that you need help on</li>
<li>The URL of the current page is automatically attached to the email</li>
<li>Any errors present on the page are automatically attached to the email</li>
<li>Site and debug info is automatically attached to the email</li>
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I Need Help!

From any page on the front-end or back-end of your WordPress-powered site, send out an SOS to your webmaster if you run into any trouble.

Quick debug.log Viewer vs I Need Help!