Query Log: add pagination

[Ultrabenosaurus]

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Problem Description

For things like single-page web apps or scrolling images on Pinterest then infinite scrolling kinda makes sense, but for tabular data it is a nightmare. I have no idea how big the dataset is or how far I am through it, I have no way of jumping to a certain point in the dataset without filtering out surrounding data (by date range) which might actually be meaningful to what I'm looking for, and the more I scroll the more meaningless the scroll bar becomes as an indicator of position / progress.

Without pagination, the Query Log is almost impossible to use for general inspection, without filtering by a specific date or client. Not to mention that as you scroll further, adding more and more content to the page, it will probably cause the browser to slow and eventually maybe crash depending on how big the log is.

Proposed Solution

Please switch back to pagination for the Query Log, or add a toggle in the settings, and never ever consider only infinite scrolling for any data displayed in the AGH interface.

Alternatives Considered

N/A

Additional Information

AGH 0.106.3
Raspberry Pi 4B 4GB
Raspberry Pi OS 10 (buster)
Connected to router via Ethernet and set as default DNS for the network.

[ainar-g]

A future version will probably support pagination by dates, see #2290 and #2554.