Others Logins As Me widget list shows the User who logged in as you, Event of login or logout, and the Date Time in GMT of the event.

Starting on Home Page
Initially the widgets show zero days of log in information. The widgets load this way to avoid using resources until the user selects the number of days for either My Logins and/or Others Logins.

*Note: Dont bother clicking the Get History button at this point. You wont be able to get any of your update history without selecting some days range first.

On either widget the user can select the number of days past for displaying login information. Options are fixed by picklist None (=0), 7, 15, 30, 90, or 180.
(Since personal logins are common My Personal Logins selection is limited to 90 days although obviously that result could be a long list.)

Get History

After setting the number of days on My Personal Logins widget you can use Get History and this widgets days value will be passed to the history widget. There you can select an object to view your TRACKED* updates for the past selected days. (see next tile)
* Only objects and their fields with history tracking set will be displayed.

On the updates history widget select an object Account, Opportunity, or Lead to see what updates you made - on fields that are tracked - in the timeframe selected from My Personal Logins widget.
Notice the message "Your updates for past 7 days" letting you know the number of days you selected from My Personal Logins.

Now just select one of the objects you want to see your history of updates. Selecting triggers a server request that will return update history for the selected object.

If you selected Account you will see something like this.

The output table as you can see contains...

• Account Name in column 1
• Field updated in column 2
• Prior Value before your update in column 3
• New Value after your update in column 4
• DateTime of the update in GMT in column 5

Select left to right top to bottom (or opposite) and Cntl-C it.

Cntl-V it into your favorite spreadsheet.

This is where the whole widget set becomes quite useful. You can combine update data with your logins and others logins into a single sheet. Paste each set with timestamps aligned and sort on the datetime.
(*** Be sure to select the same number of days for personal and others logins before copying the data from the resulting page output.)

Notice the column distinction between your personal logins and others logins each as described in the first screen.

Now you see how simple it is to observe the possibilty that a proxy admin logged in as you MIGHT have made the updates.

In this example Fred Jones had logged in as you right before a couple of Account updates were made. Now you can ask Fred why those items were changed in case you did not authorize it.

Your valuable data is now a little more secure with this capability.

1. Install the managed package.
2. Set up the app for Lightning Experience by adding iLoggedIn and WhoLoggedIn components to any Lightning home page. Users with access to that home page will be able to use the widgets from there.
3. Since showMyHistory is referenced from iLoggedIn by passing its day range as a parameter it will not function on its own. Therefore DO NOT add it to any pages.