ObservePoint Debugger sɣur Bongdalu

Troubleshoot analytics tags, variables, events, cookies, and more. Supports Adobe Analytics, Google Analytics, and thousands more.

ObservePoint’s Debugger is a free Firefox Extension for troubleshooting analytics and marketing tags on your live website. Debugger captures page-load and event-triggered requests for marketing and analytics tags and parses them into a human-readable format for easy tag or cookie debugging.

ObservePoint's Debugger is the first step towards comprehensive and efficient governance of your analytics, marketing tags, and cookies. ObservePoint’s full platform of web governance solutions can help you:
🔅 Scan batches of pages or sequences of actions to verify accurate data collection
🔅 Monitor your live implementation for errors in analytics tracking and variable formatting
🔅 Test analytics in development and staging environments before releasing to production
🔅 Simulate important customer journeys to test for obstacles in conversion paths
🔅 Identify and locate cookies set by tags
🔅 Receive notifications whenever your implementation fails expectations

Get a free trial to see how ObservePoint can help you automate and scale analytics testing, privacy monitoring, and experience validation on your entire website: https://www.observepoint.com/free-trial/

:: More Details About The ObservePoint Debugger ::
Debugger is designed to help you debug analytics and marketing tags on a page-by-page basis. After installing the Debugger extension, you will see a new tab in your Chrome Developer Tools. Simply open this tab, refresh the page, and see which marketing and analytics tags and cookies are firing on your website.

For each tag, you will see the following information:
🔅 Tag Name (e.g. Google Analytics 4, Adobe Analytics, Ensighten, OneTrust CMP Banner)
🔅 Account (e.g. op-prod, G-299302931)
🔅 Category (e.g. Analytics, Advertising, Social, Tag Management)
🔅 Status (standard HTTP response codes)
🔅 Request size/Response size
🔅 Total Time/Latency
🔅 Cookies Set by the "set-cookies" Header