jmasarweh/UniFi-Insights-Plus v3.2.0 on GitHub

What's New

UniFi Insights Plus browser extension for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox -- enrich your UniFi Controller directly in the browser
Flow View enrichment -- threat badges, GeoIP country flags, and abuse scores overlaid on firewall log entries in the UniFi OS interface
Side panel enrichment -- detailed threat intelligence shown alongside individual log entries
Tab injection -- seamlessly embeds the Log Insight dashboard as a tab within the UniFi Controller
Popup dashboard -- quick-access connection manager with server status, log stats, and theme support
Multi-browser build system -- separate manifests for Chrome (Manifest V3) and Firefox with a single shared codebase
Batch threat lookup API -- new endpoint for the extension to fetch threat, rDNS, and ASN data for multiple IPs in one request

The extension is pending review on the Chrome Web Store and Firefox Add-ons. In the meantime, you can sideload it manually. Follow the instructions on our browser extension docs.

Drill-down filters now apply immediately when navigating from other views (e.g. clicking an IP in the dashboard)
Parent components can now track pause/refresh state for better coordination

Added statement timeouts on database inserts to prevent hung queries from blocking the UDP receive loop (which causes silent packet loss)
Heartbeat logging -- periodic status line confirms the receiver is alive with receive/insert/drop counters
Consecutive failure tracking -- warns after repeated DB insert failures so connectivity issues are caught early
Slow flush warnings -- logs a warning when batch inserts take longer than 1 second
Silence detection -- warns when no UDP packets have been received for 30+ seconds

Fixed built-in rule filtering to correctly identify both SYSTEM_DEFINED and DERIVED rules -- previously some system rules were misclassified as custom
Fixed external PostgreSQL schema race condition on first boot (#59) — when two processes (receiver + API) start simultaneously against a fresh external database, CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS could race on PostgreSQL's implicit type creation, causing a UniqueViolation error. Now uses a transaction-scoped advisory lock (pg_advisory_xact_lock) to serialize migrations, with targeted exception handlers as safety nets. Failed schema migrations are now fatal instead of silently continuing.