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Description
AIO Logs is a small Burning Crusade Classic (Anniversary) addon that lets you check another player's Fresh Warcraft Logs page without typing their name and realm by hand.
When you are filling a raid in Looking For Group, or someone speaks in chat, you often want to know whether they have recent parses before you whisper or invite them. The default game UI has no action for that. AIO Logs adds a Check Logs option on the names you are already looking at, then gives you a ready-to-copy Warcraft Logs URL.
Features
- Chat: right-click a player's name in chat and choose Check Logs.
- Looking For Group → Group Browser: right-click a listing and choose Check Logs. A Check Logs button also sits on the bottom bar, between Send Message and Group Invite, so you can select a listing and click it without opening the context menu.
- Slash commands:
/aiologsor/checklogs. Use a name,Name-Realm, a selected friendly player, or no argument to use yourself. - Builds a Fresh Warcraft Logs character URL for your region and realm, for example
https://fresh.warcraftlogs.com/character/eu/your-realm/playername.
How it changes the game
Without this addon you leave the LFG window, alt-tab to a browser, and retype the listing leader's name. With AIO Logs you stay in the Group Browser, click Check Logs, press Ctrl+C, and paste the URL. That makes it faster to decide who to message, who to invite, and which listings to skip.
A small window opens with the URL already focused and highlighted. Press Ctrl+C, then paste it in your browser. World of Warcraft addons on this client cannot open websites or write to the clipboard themselves, so the highlight-and-copy step is the supported way to get the link out of the game.
What it does not do
- It does not download parses into the game or show meters. Warcraft Logs still lives in your browser.
- It does not require other addons, a settings panel, or saved variables.
Game: World of Warcraft: Burning Crusade Classic Anniversary (2.5.5 / 2.5.6).
AIO Logs is part of the AIO addon family but installs on its own.
The AIO Logs Team
