Consolation 3.0b3: building a much better log browser

Now adds your own output styles to custom predicates, so that you only view the log information that you want.

Consolation 3.0b1: building a better log browser

Design your own predicate filters, and apply them almost instantly: a significant new feature in this first test release.

This new version works around multiple issues in the log show command, to make the use of search predicates much more reliable and consistent.

Some subtle improvements which make it much easier to use when working with saved logarchives. A final release candidate?

This makes it much easier to perform repeated analysis and search on logs captured to cover important events, such as crashes and problems.

This version allows you to open, browse, and analyse any .logarchive bundle, from a Mac, iPhone, iPad, or more. Ideal for forensic analysis.

A deep dive into the log to examine what happens when waking from system sleep. And where you can read a cache of old internet connections…

View the same log entries at different times, and their timestamps change. This explains why, and what is going on.

Here are two log excerpts which should be identical, but only one out of all the entries is actually the same. What is wrong?